AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEarthquake Watch in Granada: A 4.8-magnitude quake hit southern Spain’s Granada province Tuesday morning, injuring three people (including a minor) and triggering cracks, falling debris and precautionary evacuations. Authorities restricted access to parts of the Alhambra, with some museums and sports facilities closed, while Granada’s metro slowed trains to 30 kph as a safety measure. Aftershocks & emergency response: The tremor followed Saturday’s 5.0 quake and was followed by multiple aftershocks, with Andalusia’s emergency services fielding dozens of calls and urging residents to stay calm and rely on official updates. Ceuta courts & migration pressure: Spain’s top judges’ council (CGPJ) backed reinforcing on-call court duties in Ceuta and specialized violence-against-women bodies, citing the migratory crisis after late-July arrivals. Andalusia security row: Andalusian leaders renewed demands for stronger anti-drug action, including reactivating OCON-Sur, after deadly violence in Huelva and elsewhere. Tourism funding fight: Andalucía’s tourism minister rejected a regional tourist tax, arguing for a new funding model so high-visitor municipalities get investment without extra costs for locals.
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