VEIASA offers 24,498 appointments for agricultural vehicles between October and November, 7,463 more than last year, with reinforcement in Jaén, Córdoba, Málaga and Granada.
News from October 25, 2026
The 14 stories we published that day.
The Dirección General de Consumo has been reviewing since May and until the end of the year the information that online shops provide before purchase.
The Centre for Underwater Archaeology has completed fifteen days of work on the Cabopino wreck, off Marbella, which point to the Italian barquentine sunk in 1887.
The EASP Board of Directors, meeting in Granada and chaired by Antonio Sanz, appoints Pilar Navarro as the organisation's new managing director.
The Huelva hospital, 112 and the Guardia Civil train the decontamination of victims in nuclear, biological or chemical emergencies.
Since September the Seville hospital has coordinated the Andalusian unit for operating on pancreas tumours that invade blood vessels.
Fourteen nurses specialising in Nutrition in Andalusia have produced a manual on swallowing difficulties, with the participation of the Seville hospital.
The delegate for Health in Cádiz discusses with the El Bosque Town Council the municipality's entry into the Local Network for Health Action.
The Granada hospital holds the fifth edition of a multidisciplinary conference on venous thromboembolic disease.
The Hospital Universitario de Jerez and the Centro de Transfusión, Tejidos y Células de Cádiz pass the international assessment that endorses their bone marrow transplant programmes.
The project, funded with a SEOM grant, will allow patients to record symptoms and receive reminders between consultations.
Professionals from six specialties and a patient have explained the care pathway of the disease at the Materno Infantil, together with ASAMMA.
Marta Alarcón Riquelme takes part in the ULTIMA project, distinguished with the 2026 Global Team Science Award and three million dollars.
On October 25, 1956, the Nobel Prize in Literature was announced for the poet from Moguer Juan Ramón Jiménez, who was in exile in Puerto Rico. His wife, Zenobia Camprubí, died three days later.