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The Brotherhood of Calle Real de Castilleja de la Cuesta commissions a new embroidered mantolín for San Juan Evangelista, executed by the Virgen de los Dolores Foundation.
Unemployment in Seville falls to 14.78% in May 2026, the lowest since 2006, with 49,763 unemployed, thanks to municipal programs like the 'serenos' and Project Éfeso.
Seville City Council allocates €551,000 for 2027 to connect Paseo de la O and Calle Betis under the Triana bridge, with trees, canopies, and benches.
Urban Planning renews the Líbano nightclub license for the third time, despite the Supreme Court ruling for its closure in 2024.
The pavías of Tomares return to the Jardines del Conde on Fridays and Saturdays until August 8, for charitable purposes.
Natalia, a 34-year-old from Guillena, has been found dead after the earthquake in Venezuela. Her husband and daughter survived unharmed.
From July 3 to 5, Tomares hosts the Velá de las Almenas with concerts by Orquesta Decibelios, magic, and children's games on Calle Pepe Marchena.
The pavia dishes of hake and cod from the Sacramental Brotherhood are served in Tomares until August 8, Fridays and Saturdays from 9 PM.
Two individuals sentenced to one year in prison for trespassing and falsifying documents to occupy a home in Mairena del Aljarafe. Sentence suspended.
Natalia, a 34-year-old resident of Guillena, dies in the earthquake in Venezuela; her husband and daughter survive. The Town Hall declares official mourning.
The bells of the Morón de la Frontera Town Hall will play five falsetas by guitarist Paco del Gastor every noon until July 4.
A new gender-based murder in Mairena del Aljarafe raises the victim count to 25 in 2026. The 44-year-old woman had not reported any incidents.