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The President of the Junta, Juan Manuel Moreno, emotionally recalls the Adamuz train accident during a ceremony for the Day of Andalusia, amidst mourning and storm aftermaths.
The return to the strange normality of Grazalema: 'It's a bittersweet high'
Residents of Grazalema are readjusting to life after being relocated due to flooding, while working to restore the town's tourism and everyday activities.
The Government limits hotel prices in Grazalema and 13 other municipalities affected by the storm 'Leonardo'
The Spanish government has enacted a price cap on hotel services in fourteen municipalities affected by storm Leonardo to protect residents displaced by the emergency.
The Junta authorizes the return home for most of the residents of Grazalema, although 277 homes are still pending technical reports
The Andalusian government has permitted the return of many residents of Grazalema after urgent evacuations due to landslide risks caused by heavy rains, but 277 homes remain off-limits pending safety assessments.
The 1,600 residents of Grazalema return to their homes 11 days after the saturation of their aquifer
Residents of Grazalema are returning to their homes after an aquifer saturation forced their evacuation.
Grazalema learns to live in the diaspora: 'What is saving the town is the institutions and science'
Grazalema, Spain's rainiest village, has been partially evacuated due to a critical aquifer pressure, highlighting the resilience of its residents and the role of institutions in their response.
Zahara de la Sierra, the 'brother town' that embraced the evacuees from Grazalema
Zahara de la Sierra, a small town in Cádiz, has extended support to 250 evacuees from Grazalema, demonstrating solidarity and community spirit amidst recent natural disasters.
The evacuees of Grazalema: "In the face of danger, you only think of saving your life"
Residents of Grazalema were forced to evacuate due to severe flooding, prioritizing their lives and essential belongings in the chaos.
Noises and 'buzzing' in Grazalema and seismic activity in Málaga: what is happening underground in Andalusia during the storm
Unusual noises and seismic activity have been reported in Grazalema and Málaga due to persistent heavy rains in Andalusia, though authorities state there is no evidence linking earthquakes to the weather conditions.
When water bursts from electrical outlets: why these extraordinary rains are flooding Spain?
Spain has faced extraordinary flooding due to a series of severe storms linked to climate change, raising concerns about infrastructure and emergency response.
Geologists warn of landslide risk in Grazalema (Cádiz)
Geologists in Spain warn of a potential landslide in Grazalema following heavy rains and advise residents that it may take up to two weeks to return to normalcy after evacuations.
Grazalema, the evacuated town turned into a 'giant sponge' of limestone
Experts believe that water will quickly exit the saturated aquifer in Grazalema, and if collapses occur, they will be localized and not significant in size.
This was the eviction of Grazalema after a "frightening" tremor: "Run, we are leaving"
Residents of Grazalema were evacuated following a frightening tremor that caused fear and uncertainty among the community.
A team of geologists seeks how to drain the entire subsoil of Grazalema: "Water circulates within the rock"
Geologists in Grazalema are investigating ways to drain the subsoil due to the recent heavy rains causing the aquifer system to collapse, resulting in the evacuation of 1,600 residents.
Investigation of the underground aquifers of Benaoján due to a phenomenon 'very similar' to that of Grazalema
Technicians are analyzing the underground aquifers of Benaoján due to dangerous conditions similar to those that prompted evacuations in Grazalema.
The ground trembles under Grazalema: hydroseisms or simple land movements?
Heavy rainfall from Storm Leonardo led to the evacuation of over 1,500 residents in Grazalema due to fears of land movements and landslides.
The risk of landslides in Grazalema will delay residents' return to their homes 'for another week'
Residents of Grazalema, Cádiz, will likely not return to their homes for another six to seven days due to the risk of landslides, according to Juanma Moreno, the president of the Junta.
Pedro Sánchez travels urgently to Andalusia, with Grazalema at risk from 'catastrophic' collapses and over 7,000 evacuated after the onslaught of 'Leonardo'
Pedro Sánchez has made an urgent trip to Andalusia as the region faces severe flooding, resulting in over 7,000 evacuations and the village of Grazalema under threat of catastrophic landslides.
After the flood, the risk of landslides: The clogging of the aquifer in Grazalema that puts geologists on alert
Following severe flooding in Grazalema, the town faces potential landslides due to unprecedented water accumulation in its underground aquifer, prompting concerns among geologists.
The storm 'Leonardo' forces the evacuation of the 1,200 neighbors who remain in Grazalema
The storm 'Leonardo' has led to the evacuation of Grazalema's remaining residents due to severe rainfall, impacting about 5,000 people across Andalucía.
The Junta orders the total evacuation of Grazalema due to risks from intense rains
Authorities have ordered the complete evacuation of the Cádiz town of Grazalema due to risks posed by heavy rainfall in recent hours, as announced by mayor Carlos García and the president of the Junta of Andalusia, Juanma Moreno Bonilla.
The Junta orders a "preventive, gradual, and orderly" evacuation of the town of Grazalema (Cádiz) due to the risk of landslides
The Junta of Andalucía has ordered a preventive and orderly evacuation of Grazalema, affecting its 1,600 residents due to the risk of landslides.
Spain on red alert as Storm Leonardo unleashes torrential rain and floods
Storm Leonardo has brought severe flooding to Spain, particularly in Grazalema, where record rainfall has prompted evacuations and a continuing red alert for further rainfall and strong winds.
The province of Cádiz under water: Grazalema, Jerez, and the Campo de Gibraltar experience a historic storm
Cádiz province is experiencing unprecedented rainfall, particularly in Grazalema, where streams have overflowed and residents recall nothing like it in their lifetimes.
Spain and Portugal Prepare for Heavy Rainfall
Authorities in Spain and Portugal are preparing for heavy rainfall due to Storm Leonardo, which may bring an annual amount of rain in a single day to southern Spain's Sierra Grazalema.