News from October 26, 2026

The 1-1-2 confirms the deaths of two people after their paragliders collided in the Levante take-off area, on the south slope.

Two juvenile Iberian imperial eagle specimens, raised at a recovery centre, have been released on the Sierra de Oria public mountain, in Almería.

The Junta assures that the access roads to the resort will be free of works during the ski season, which starts in a month.

The Regional Government of Andalusia announces that companies in the sector will be able to take part in the new Clean Aviation call, which will be launched at the beginning of 2027.

The Malaga institute takes part in a European project studying whether microsampling can replace venous blood draws in frequent check-ups.

The third Andalusian Cheese Market opens on Saturday, October 31 in Granada with tastings, guided tastings, free workshops and a showcooking.

The union asks the Andalusian Government for an extraordinary contribution before the end of 2026 to avoid non-payments in December.

Training organisations can apply from Saturday, October 27 for subsidies for online courses aimed at people with silicosis.

The Regional Minister for Education begins a tour of the secondary schools with the best results to study how to transfer their methods to the rest.

The Wine and Sea Fair opens this Monday and Tuesday at Paseo de Santa Fe with 49 companies and entities, 28 Andalusian, according to the Regional Government.

The network, made up of 29 Primary Care dentists from the eight provinces, will care for patients with epidermolysis bullosa at their health centre.

The Boletín Oficial del Estado of October 26, 2026 includes the addendum that modifies the agreement between Defence and the Junta de Andalucía to finance and execute the investments of the Army Logistics Base in Córdoba.

The Agencia Digital de Andalucía organizes the Andalusian artificial intelligence congress and the first assembly of the European project EUNOMIA.AI in Granada.