Andalusia, by province
Sevilla Report maintains a named correspondent in every Andalusian province — from the marshlands of Doñana to the marble quarries of Macael. This is the index of where our reporting comes from, who writes it, and what we've filed lately.
The eight hubs
Every hub below is staffed by at least one Sevilla Report correspondent based in that province. Coverage notes reflect what our editors are actually filing from the ground this season — not a generic region tagline.
Headquarters · founded 2016
City hall, the Andalusian parliament, the Doñana water file, flamenco policy, and the daily political briefing from Calle Reyes Católicos. The Seville bureau files the largest share of our original reporting.
Browse Seville coverage →Province
The Bay of Cádiz shipbuilding industry, the Sherry Triangle regulatory fights, Campo de Gibraltar migration, and Jerez municipal politics.
Browse Cádiz coverage →Province
The Alhambra ticketing overhaul, the Alpujarras depopulation series, university research funding, and Granada city council accountability reporting.
Browse Granada coverage →Province
The UNESCO buffer-zone dispute, olive-oil cooperatives, the Cordoba mosque-cathedral stewardship debate, and provincial water-rights reporting.
Browse Córdoba coverage →Province
Costa del Sol housing pressure, the tech-sector boom in the capital, the Marbella urban-planning beat, and short-term rental regulation.
Browse Málaga coverage →Province
Doñana drought and debt, Huelva province strawberry labour, the Riotinto mining concession renewal, and Atlantic coast fisheries.
Browse Huelva coverage →Province
World olive-oil pricing, Jaén's rural depopulation, Sierra Morena wildfire reporting, and the Úbeda–Baeza heritage economy.
Browse Jaén coverage →Province
The greenhouse economy, Almería's migrant farmworker beat, Cabo de Gata marine protection, and the province's renewables build-out.
Browse Almería coverage →Coverage, by the numbers
8
Provinces with a named staff correspondent
The only English-language newsroom in Spain that can make that claim.
11
Staff journalists on the masthead
Backed by four contributing columnists and three fact-checkers.
9,200+
Verified articles in the archive
Every story searchable and unaltered, back to founding in 2016.
412,000
Average monthly readers
Across web, app, and the weekday Andalucía Today newsletter.
On why a single bureau isn't enough
"A correspondent who flies in for the press conference and flies out again writes a different story than one who lives above the bakery where the town council meets for coffee on Saturday morning. Accountability journalism in Andalusia requires physical presence — in Cádiz, in Almería, in the Sierra Morena villages where the olive growers' co-ops decide prices. That's why we staff every province, and that's the difference between a wire rewrite and original reporting."
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