Stories from Malaga · Spain

An investigation revealed that expired medical supplies were instructed to be used in a public hospital in Malaga. The use of expired packaging in healthcare can compromise sterilization, posing a risk to patient health.

A report from La Opinion de Malaga examines the political leanings of young voters in the upcoming May 17th elections. The study aims to determine if they favor left-wing or right-wing parties.

May Day rallies were held across Europe, with some individuals working while others spent the day in recreation.

Former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and Pedro Sánchez are scheduled to attend the central May Day event in Malaga on May 1. Jesús Montero will also be present at the event. The gathering occurs alongside campaign preparations for the May 17 elections. Leaders of the UGTPP union organized a demonstration in Malaga to coincide with the start of the Andalusian electoral campaign. The protest focuses on issues including wages, public healthcare, housing, and democracy. Union leaders stated that tax cuts for billionaires result in wage reductions for workers. Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse protesters in Istanbul during labor demonstrations.

Labor unions UGT and Comisiones Obreras have organized over 100 demonstrations across Spain. A central May Day demonstration is underway in Malaga to mark International Workers' Day. Union leaders are demanding housing reforms as a primary grievance. The march is led by Vice President Yolanda Díaz alongside UGT General Secretary Pepe Álvarez and CGT General Secretary Aisordo. The event serves as a central act for May 1st celebrations. Approximately 20,000 people attended a May Day demonstration in Malaga on May 1, according to union reports. The protest was described as festive and focused on anti-war claims. Most of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's ministers are attending various demonstrations across Spain, including one in Valencia. The event took place under clear weather conditions.

The electoral campaign for Andalusia is scheduled to begin on Friday, May 17. The Adelante Andalucía party launched its campaign in Malaga under a bridge. The launch occurred amidst local discussions regarding the impossibility of purchasing housing due to high prices.

A British family attempted to board an Ischillet airline flight at Malaga Airport in Spain while carrying a corpse. The incident was identified by airline crew during the boarding process for a flight destined for London. The situation occurred at the Spanish airport before the flight could depart. The woman reportedly died of natural causes in Spain. The family's actions were described as an attempt to bypass expensive bureaucratic repatriation processes. The airline stated the woman possessed a certificate, though the situation was characterized as immoral by commentators. The group allegedly tried to transport the body to avoid repatriation costs. Five family members were observed carrying the deceased woman when questioned by staff.