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Celebrating immigration in Malaga

A new Irish consulate in Malaga offers a timely reminder of shared heritage and the power of empathy says David Andrews

David Andrews

The Special One on the rack

Columnist Rob Palmer argues that José Mourinho has lost his spark as pressure mounts in the capital

Rob Palmer, commentator, ESPN

A goat of many colours

Climbing trees, rectangular pupils and regional accents: why Andalusian goats are smarter (and stranger) than you think says columnist Peter Edgerton

Peter Edgerton

Here today, gone tomorrow

Columnist Andrew Linn explains why Mayfair legend Le Gavroche closed at the peak of its success

Andrew J. Linn

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    International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons

    Sixty years of ‘Broken Arrow’

    In 1966, four thermonuclear bombs dropped on Andalucía. This nuclear incident was dubbed ‘Broken Arrow’, by a military code term denoting a serious accident involving a nuclear weapon that does not lead to the outbreak of war

    Alekk M. Saanders Palomares

  • The immaculate white sands of the Praia de Rodas

    Gulls, scallops and canteen lobster

    Galicia How a tropical-looking archipelago off the coast of Galicia delivers high-end seafood, wild Atlantic history and aggressive avian tollbooths

    Dilip Kuner