InforMálaga: news from Málaga

The Málaga club gathered ASAMMA, Málaga Dragon Boats BCS, Noctiluca BCS, AVOI and Fundación Cudeca at Carranque before the match against Atlético Guardés and unveiled their third kit, pink, in support of women who have been through the illness.

The XV edition of the Irreconciliables Festival ends this Saturday, October 17, with a workshop at the Pompidou Museum, the closing event at the Palacio de Valdeflores and the concert Poesía en remojo at the Hammam Al Ándalus, with 45 places.

José María García Urbano and Teodomiro López Navarrete meet to study joint projects that foster synergy between the City Council and the University of Málaga in the municipality.

Researchers from IHSM La Mayora (CSIC-UMA) and CITA-Aragón develop a technique based on next-generation sequencing to identify the genes that prevent self-fertilization in apricot and to facilitate the choice of compatible varieties.

The beatification cause of the Málaga doctor José Gálvez Ginachero, who was mayor of Málaga, is moving forward in the Vatican. The theologian consultants of the Dicastery for the Causes of Saints have unanimously recognized the heroism of his virtues, according to the postulator of the cause, Salvador Aguilera.

The singer and musician Javier Ojeda inaugurates on October 21 the 360º series of Fundación Unicaja in Málaga, a programme of meetings with artists, scientists and communicators that will run until June 3, 2026.

Fundación Cudeca begins a collaboration with the Psypocket platform to study how digital tools can facilitate the organisation of the work of its psychology professionals and the support provided to patients and families.

The Arroyo de la Miel and Torrequebrada health centres have taken part in a free day in plaza de Austria to promote balanced eating habits and prevention, under the slogan «Tu cuerpo es tu hogar, nutre tu vida».

The new chapel at the Hospital de la Axarquía, in Vélez-Málaga, is now up and running and opens every day from 8.00 to 20.00 hours for patients, relatives and professionals who wish to use it.

The II Rail-Port Conference brings together institutions, specialists and companies at the University of Málaga to analyse technological solutions that reduce the environmental impact of transport and logistics.

AEMET has raised the warning for rain in the Serranía de Ronda to orange this Monday from 12:00 to 22:00, with up to 30 litres per square metre in one hour. In the rest of the province the yellow warning continues, with possible hail. From Tuesday there are no warnings.

The Palacio de Deportes José María Martín Carpena will host a match between Unicaja and San Pablo Burgos on June 5, 2027, according to Málaga Deporte y Eventos. Tickets are sold on the club's website.

The Málaga underground will sponsor the handball club during the 2026/27 season. Its logo will appear on advertising supports at the Pérez Canca Pavilion and on the team's digital platforms and social media.

The Benalmádena International Film Festival (FICCAB) has presented its Una Vida de Cine Award to actor Leo Harlem, at the 25th edition of the event, according to the Benalmádena City Council.

La Peña Flamenca La Repompa organizes the fourteenth edition of Benalmádena's Flamenco Week, which from November 13 to 20 will bring together singing, dance, guitar, film and gastronomy, as well as educational concerts for schoolchildren.

The Antequera centre starts its twenty-sixth intake with 94 students enrolled across four cycles. Enrolment remains open until the beginning of November and the teaching restaurant reopens on Wednesday, October 21.

Members of the Real Club Mediterráneo can take part on Friday, October 23, at 11:00, in a new session of the Memory Workshop, this time devoted to the school of other eras. It is held in the library of the clubhouse.

Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi, winner of two Academy Awards, has received the International Award of the Benalmádena International Film Festival (FICCAB) and has presented the national premiere of his film "Parallel Stories" in the town.

The socialists claim that, after eight years of Juanma Moreno's government, the land has not been transferred nor is there a signed agreement for the new centres, while more than 500 children remain in prefabricated classrooms.

The socialist municipal group will take a motion to Monday's Security committee demanding the opening of the fire station at the Parque Tecnológico de Andalucía, out of service since 2008, and a plan against the fires in Los Asperones.