The Junta de Andalucía's Ministry of Health confirmed on Thursday the death in Navarre of a woman infected with the West Nile virus (WNV) She had visited Utrera (Seville province) and This brings the death toll from this virus to six just this summer all of them in the one Andalusian province or related to it in some way Ministry sources confirmed that the woman had visited Utrera in Seville province on 12 August and had then travelled back home where she eventually died due to this virus that can only be transmitted to people via mosquito bites To the death of the woman infected in Utrera are added the deaths of three people from Coria del Río one of them an elderly woman over 87 years of age (also with pre-existing medical issues) and another elderly person aged 71 The other two were another 71-year-old woman from Dos Hermanas (with pre-existing conditions) and a woman aged 86 who was infected in La Puebla del Río There are also dozens of cases of infection via mosquito bites the only way of transmitting the virus to humans with the regional health ministry reporting a total of 60 cases this summer in Coria del Río Specifically in relation to the Carmona resident infected with the virus it has emerged this Thursday that he had died after having his case of infection confirmed The councillor in charge of health matters at Carmona town hall said in statements to Canal Sur Radio that this resident of El Corzo housing estate was already suffering from other ailments and died "from other medical complications" unrelated to WNV itself Currently the Junta's PEVA plan (Andalucía's strategic plan to monitor and control all bugs and insects that could impact health) obliges all municipalities affected by the problem of mosquitoes transmitting WNV to deploy their municipal plans for preventive fumigation of these insects the affected municipalities are demanding greater "involvement" from the Junta in this problem especially that the costs of fumigation and disinfection should not be borne exclusively by the individual town halls Seville's provincial authority (Diputación) has contracted two specialist pest-controlling companies to strengthen the efforts required of the municipalities The towns listed by the Junta as needing this additional infected residents have also been confirmed in Alcalá de Guadaíra Comentar es una ventaja exclusiva para registrados Hundreds of residents who live on the banks of the Guadalquivir River in Spain’s Seville province gathered on Monday to protest the alleged inaction around the deadly West Nile virus.  The mosquito-borne virus has already claimed the lives of two women in the province — one in the capital city and another in La Puebla del Rio “La Puebla del Rio is a ghost town after eight at night,” protester Raquel Herrera told local daily Diario de Sevilla we can’t go out because it’s too hot we can’t go out at dusk because of the mosquitos.” Protesters told the newspaper that they believe around 20 people are currently hospitalized in the area due to the disease but suggested that many others have had milder symptoms “I am super scared,” said protest organizer Juan Jose Sanchez Silva “The situation is going from bad to worse and in the upcoming years we could see Yellow Fever the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) alerted that mosquito-borne illnesses have been spreading across Europe and that conditions in Spain were ripe for outbreaks this year Mosquitos of the species Culex pipiens spread West Nile but their period of activity is lengthening due to climate change but this spring a case of West Nile was already reported in Seville in March West Nile has been considered endemic in Spain since 2003 around 80% of West Nile infections are asymptomatic with most of the rest triggering fever or other symptoms like headaches around one out of 150 infected people develop serious according to the Centers for Disease Control protesters called on the government for solutions such as better mosquito control specific protocols at health clinics and more funding for vaccine development there are no vaccines or medicines to prevent West Nile in humans the ECDC also warned Europe to brace for an increase in dengue fever this summer because of travelers importing the illness from the ongoing outbreak in South America and causing local transmission The number of locally transmitted cases in Europe increased by 83% between 2022 and 2023 Mission Statement: to assist the integration of foreign residents living in Spain and this is never more accurate than when you establish yourself as a foreign resident in a new country Being able to quickly familiarise yourself with the culture and customs can help ease the transition during a challenging time This is why Euro Weekly News makes it our mission to provide you with a free news resource in English that covers both regional and national Spanish news – anything that we feel you will benefit from knowing as you integrate into your new community and live your best life in Spain you can forget about translating articles from Spanish into awkward English that probably don’t make much sense Let us be your convenient and essential guide to all things that will likely affect you as a foreign resident living in Spain The intermittent rainy weather across Spain in recent weeks has brought with it a potentially deadly threat The country’s water reserves might be brimming but so are mosquito populations and West Nile virus counts Spanish health authorities have kicked off a contingency plan to prevent the spread of the virus to humans After weeks of heavy rainfall and rising temperatures the South of Spain is on high alert for a potential comeback of the deadly West Nile Virus (WNV) And with over 100 municipalities now classed as high risk public health officials aren’t taking any chances 10 of them in Sevilla province alone – making it ground zero once again with conditions ripe for mosquito breeding authorities are pulling out all the stops to prevent history repeating itself the province has launched a €6 million blitz against the virus dubbed the “Control y Seguimiento de Mosquitos Transmisores del Virus del Nilo Occidental,” kicked off last Friday in La Puebla del Rio with a show of drones fumigators and even rice field water samples taken in front of the press president of the Sevilla Provincial Council proudly announced that they’ve brought this year’s prevention campaign forward by four months compared to 2024 we’re doing even earlier this time,” he said The operation covers 15 municipalities near the Guadalquivir River It targets both mosquito larvae and the bloodsucking adults with aerial spraying planned once rice paddies flood – especially near towns According to a March 2025 report by the Junta de Andalucia Cadiz follows Seville with 16 towns at high risk more than 700 locations are under some level of surveillance or control traps and larval controls will kick in as soon as the skies dry up Officials say the goal is clear: kill the bugs before they grow wings Seville’s Virgen del Rocio Hospital is opening a second West Nile Virus testing lab – previously all samples went to Granada’s Virgen de las Nieves ‘This will save us precious time in public health decision-making,’ said Rocío Hernández A €1.2 million investment will also go toward increasing testing of mild cases and improving the predictive models Any detection of infected mozzies within 1.5 km of towns will now trigger immediate alert status Officials there reckon things are ‘within the normal range’ despite the floods earlier this year said early treatment – starting in February – plus access to protected wetlands like Doñana They’re even planning to hit the Marismas del Odiel this time – a nature reserve previously off-limits due to bird nesting ‘We’re balancing environmental protection with tourism and public health,’ said Cáceres The province’s €3.3 million pest control operation will cover towns like Punta Umbria A broader prevention plan is also set to go before local mayors for approval After heavy rains left puddles across the city local authorities have begun larvicide treatments using biological products the city’s councillor for environmental sustainability said: ‘We’ve got a year-round mosquito control service in place and now we’re intensifying it to minimise nuisance to residents.’ Thanks to Andalucia’s newly approved 2025 Vector Surveillance and Control Programme even municipalities with “low risk” status must create local Mosquito Control Plans The regional government has reminded town halls that mozzies aren’t just annoying – they’re a public health threat and must be tackled like any other pest Local health officers will guide and monitor these plans or the insects themselves – the area will instantly move up to “high alert,” with mandatory new measures West Nile Virus is spread through the bite of Culex mosquitoes – the kind that breed in stagnant 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A virus has been found in parts of Seville Tourists in Spain are told to be careful as nine cases of a dangerous virus have been confirmed in Seville West Nile virus has been detected in mosquitoes in the region so Britons should take steps to protect themselves The cases were found in different parts of Seville Those with the illness may also notice joint pains develop rashes and have long-lasting fatigue it can lead to hospitalisation or even death - particularly in elderly patients locals in the area have protested the rise in cases calling on the government to do more to stop the spread While West Nile virus has occurred in Spain for 20 years warmer conditions are thought to have led to the number of cases increasing Holidaymakers have already been warned about mosquitos in other parts of Spain this summer Last month, Aedes tiger mosquitos were found in containers arriving from Castellón in mainland Spain to the Canary Islands Larvae and pupae were also spotted in Tenerife Aedes mosquitos can transmit diseases such as dengue virus which all have similar symptoms to West Nile virus Of the nine West Nile cases reported in Seville six of the patients have already been discharged from hospital Travel is never guaranteed safe and Britons should always check the latest advice and tips before jetting off This comes as a fresh warning has been shared for those looking to visit the Asian beach destination, Sri Lanka A UK Government body warned there is also the risk of tourists catching serious illness and holidaymakers have also been warned of an increased threat of crime and violence Amid Spain’s continuing COVID-19 resurgence a viral meningitis outbreak in two Andalusian towns has sent at least 19 people to hospital.  local officials confirmed that 12 of the 19 people struck with meningoencephalitis – an infection or inflammation of the brain – have tested positive for West Nile virus The Andalusian government recommended that people in the towns of Puebla del Rio and Coria del Rio – which lie just 12 kilometers from Seville the region’s capital of nearly 2 million people – use insect repellent and avoid going outdoor during dawn and dusk “This is like the seven plagues of Egypt,” a resident of Coria del Rio told Spanish daily El Pais Seville was the epicenter of an outbreak of listeriosis that poisoned 222 people and caused three deaths residents of Coria del Rio found their sewage system emitting toxic fumes And now West Nile is further complicating the region’s health and economic recovery West Nile is a relatively new problem in Spain The virus was first detected in humans in Andalusia in 2010 and Spain’s National Epidemiology Center (CNE) has confirmed just a handful of cases since then This appears to be the biggest outbreak on record Experts suggest that a rainy spring combined with the COVID-19 lockdown in which fewer people were outdoor monitoring mosquitos may help explain the situation around 80% of people infected with West Nile virus are asymptomatic and less than 1% suffer from severe complications like meningitis or encephalitis While complications are more likely to appear in the elderly or those who are immunocompromised the newspaper ABC reported that a 14-year-old girl had been hospitalized although the Andalusian health minister said the patients are between 35 and 85 years old Published: Invalid Date, A KILLER virus spread by mosquitoes could pose the next health risk for British holidaymakers travelling to Spain, experts say. An outbreak of the deadly West Nile virus has already claimed the lives of two people in the southern Spanish city of Seville and put eight in hospital intensive care. Pablo Barreiro, an expert in infectious diseases, today warned it could spread to the whole of Spain. He said: “Only about two to five per cent of the cases present symptoms. “It’s an illness that can go unnoticed very easily.” A second person who was being treated at Seville’s Virgen del Rocio Hospital died on Friday, taking the death toll from the current outbreak of the virus to two. Eight of the 23 patients who have been admitted to hospital are said to be in intensive care. The first person to die was a 77-year-old man who lost his fight of life on Thursday. The second fatality was an 85-year-old woman. Regional health chiefs have ordered a massive fumigation of the area most affected, the wetlands of the Guadalquivir River in the municipalities of Coria and La Puebla del Rio near Seville. West Nile virus (WNV) is spread by mosquitoes and was discovered in Uganda in 1937. Most people infected with the virus, around 80 per cent, show no symptoms at all. However, some will experience flu-like symptoms including headaches and a fever. In severe cases – less than one per cent – infected patients can go on to develop severe neurological problems including meningitis, encephalitis and paralysis, which can result in death. Healthy people usually recover quickly and suffer little to no side effects. Those aged over 50, or those with underlying medical conditions, are most at risk of serious complications. But overnight it emerged a resident of a third municipality, Los Palacios y Villafranca, had been hospitalised with an inflammation of the brain known as meningoencephalitis after being bitten by an infected mosquito. The area's town hall said yesterday: “Today mayor Juan Manuel Valle has been informed a person from Los Palacios and Villafranca has been hospitalised with meningoencephalitis caused by West Nile Virus. “This has been confirmed officially with the relevant health authority and with the person’s relatives.” Insisting the virus could spread across Spain in the future, especially in the hot summer months, Mr Barreiro said prevention based around the regular use of mosquito repellent was the most effective solution. West Nile virus, spread by the Culex mosquito, first reached Spain in 2004 with horses being most affected. which includes popular Brit holiday areas like the Costa del Sol and is the most populated of the country’s regions with nearly nine million residents Elderly people and those with underlying health conditions like diabetes and cancer are most at risk Wetlands and swimming pools in countryside areas have been identified as the places where the mosquitoes carrying the virus are most likely to be found Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes. For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click this link: thesun.co.uk/editorial-complaints/ Thank you for reading, and don’t forget to check The Euro Weekly News for all your up-to-date local and international news stories La Banda Municipal de Música de La Puebla del Río (Sevilla) anunciaba este pasado martes día 16 de julio la no renovación del contrato que les unía con la Hermandad del Transporte por lo que la formación musical cigarrera no acompañará a Madre de Dios de la Misericordia el próximo Domingo de Ramos la banda que preside Rafael González Gómez comunicaba el acuerdo alcanzado con la Hermandad de la Paz de Sevilla para acompañar musicalmente al paso de palio de María Santísima de la Paz en su salida procesional del Domingo de Ramos de 2025 con motivo de la salida extraordinaria de Madre de Dios de la Misericordia en la Procesión Magna Mariana la Banda Municipal de Música de La Puebla del Río acompañará a la titular de la Hermandad del Transporte Tu dirección de correo electrónico no será publicada Los campos obligatorios están marcados con * Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" The last time I visited Anselma the shutters were down and the mosaics above the door read Comestibles (groceries) People were spilling out onto the road and the faint rociero melody was interrupted intermittently by loud outbursts of "Come back at two stopping the hordes from trying to squeeze in The crowds realised that there was no space for them and dispersed heading to bars recommended by Anselma: "They sing as well as we do but you must come back at two." My friend and I held tight and she eventually beckoned us in They performed upbeat bulerías and sevillanas to which a pair danced An hour into the show (at around 1am) Anselma shouted to the audience: "Stop dancing I want to sing!" and shimmied through the crowds to do what she knows best Photograph: AlamyThe mostly Spanish audience sang along at the end of the show But even without knowing a word of Spanish I am sure you would still be blown away by the atmosphere and Anselma's cheeky charm A family-run chiringuito (beach-side bar) that's so well hidden it's pretty unknown even to most locals There's no mains electricity – it runs on a generator – but it serves the freshest fish you can imagine and has view of blue skies and sea The menu features regular dishes such as tomates aliñados (tomatoes with garlic fried eggs and green peppers but it's best to ask what the fisherman Be sure to try the choco (cuttlefish) – I can guarantee it will be the biggest you've ever set your eyes on The coquinas (small clams) are delicious too and don't forget sardinas when they are in season (any month without "r" in Spanish) Either park up near the Playa Rocío campsite and trek down the sandy slope or walk about 2km along the beach from Matalascañas Photograph: AlamyIt's still not even on the map but this towering lattice construction has kicked up quite a fuss in Seville Blanco Cerrillo is one of the oldest bars in Seville Very simple and no fuss – perfect for eating fried fish tapas It gets very packed and the tables outside (and any convenient space to place a tapa and beer) are usually occupied you can normally holler your order and then inch your way to the bar It is equipped with a team of three or four older waiters who are constantly shouting out the orders to the kitchen crew Something that I loved here before the smoking ban was that one of them had a little ciggy nooky-hole and would serve you and go back for a crafty drag every once in a while – now he swigs from a small bottle of Cruzcampo beer instead La Mar de Flores is a small family-run florist/garden centre They have opened their front garden to all who wish to peruse the collection of plants they have on offer All plants are interestingly presented: in shoes El municipio de Ixtacamaxtitlán se localiza en la Sierra Norte de Puebla Se trata de un municipio prácticamente rural en donde la mayoría de las familias se dedican a las actividades agropecuarias Se practica una agricultura de subsistencia basada en los cultivos de maíz También hay crianza de una ganadería con especies menores como ovejas cuando Cortés llegó a este lugar en su trayecto hacia Tenochtitlan quien poseía un señorío que abarcaba lo que hoy son los municipios de Zautla Ixtacamaxtitlán es un pueblo originario en donde la identidad y la cultura indígenas todavía están muy vivas a nivel cotidiano para muchos habitantes de los pueblos lo que se evidencia en la forma de organización así como en su forma de relacionarse con la tierra y la naturaleza En el municipio de Ixtacamaxtitlán es donde prácticamente inicia la cuenca del río Apulco un afluente que recorre más de 350 kilómetros pasando por varios municipios de Puebla y Veracruz hasta llegar al río Tecolutla la Secretaría de Economía del gobierno federal ha otorgado concesiones para exploración y explotación minera como en muchos otros pueblos campesinos e indígenas de México que representan alrededor de 50 mil hectáreas de las 60 mil que tiene el municipio (Montiel A finales de los noventas se empezó a mirar el sobrevuelo de helicópteros sobre el territorio de Ixtacamaxtitlán Llamó mucho la atención que la aeronave aterrizó en la cabecera municipal Se empezó a difundir la información de que eran unos extranjeros mineros quienes andaban viendo la posibilidad de instalar una mina en la región pasaron algunos años y fue hasta 2009 cuando la empresa mineras Gavilán y Gorrión subsidiarias de Almaden Minerals de capital canadiense sobre las concesiones 219469 Cerro Grande y 233434 Cerro Grande 2 mismas que abarcan 14,229 hectáreas de tierras pertenecientes a 15 comunidades y ejidos del municipio Parecía que todo iba bien con el desarrollo del proyecto minero definido como “Ixtaca”; la gente tenía curiosidad y hasta que se empezó a difundir la información de que el tipo de minería que se desarrollaría sería el conocido como “minería a cielo abierto” Cuando la población empezó a conocer la información del tipo de proyecto decidió mostrar su desacuerdo Así surgió la Unión de Ejidos y Comunidades en Defensa de la Tierra alianza de las personas de estas comunidades y ejidos para mostrar su descontento y rechazo al proyecto minero “Ixtaca” Desde el momento en que la empresa minera se dio cuenta del rechazo un repertorio de acciones para cooptar a la población inmovilizarla y para tratar de imponer la instalación de la mina el desarrollo y que el proyecto de mina es de vanguardia es parte de su narrativa para legitimar su presencia en la región Entre estas acciones están el otorgamiento de dádivas -la mayoría de las veces son ofrecidas por la minera y no solicitada por las personas y comunidades- donaciones de equipo didáctico a las escuelas materiales anticovid a las casas de salud y clínicas Con estas donaciones la minera establece relaciones de “reciprocidad” en las que reclama y demanda correspondencia autoridades civiles y religiosas que por haber recibido una donación pidan a las personas de las comunidades el respaldo al proyecto de mina de tajo a cielo abierto Desde La Unión y con el apoyo de organizaciones y colectivos como Fundar Centro de Análisis e Investigación; Instituto Mexicano para el Desarrollo Comunitario (IMDEC); Proyecto sobre Organización Educación e Investigación (PODER); Centro de Estudios para el Desarrollo Rural (CESDER) y el Consejo Tiyat Tlali se han emprendido un conjunto de acciones en la defensa de los derechos humanos y del territorio frente al poder y la amenaza de la empresa y del proyecto de mina Se ha desplegado un repertorio de acciones para mostrar al gobierno mexicano y a la empresa minera que la mina no es bienvenida que no la consentimos en nuestro territorio emprendimos dos acciones judiciales muy relevantes: la Evaluación de Impacto en Derechos Humanos (EIDH) del proyecto minero y la demanda de amparo encabeza por la comunidad nahua y ejido de Tecoltemi contra las concesiones mineras Cerro Grande y Cerro Grande 2 La EIDH se hizo en coordinación con PODER y el Consejo Tiyat Tlali Se trata de un trabajo que nos llevó dos años en los que se identificó que el derecho a un ambiente sano y derecho a la salud estaban siendo violentados y se agravarían en caso de construirse la mina Se elaboró un informe con el cual intentamos incidir en instancias del gobierno mexicano ninguna se interesó en darnos garantía de nuestros derechos El juicio de amparo se hizo con el apoyo de Fundar y el Consejo Tiyat Tlali y fue presentado en abril de 2015 desde el Ejido de Tecoltemi Se demandó a la Secretaría de Economía por otorgar las concesiones mineras violando el derecho a la consulta y libre consentimiento y al presidente de la República y Congreso de la Unión por emitir una Ley Minera que da preferencia a la minería sobre la vida de los pueblos Después de 7 años de juicio en los que el caso llegó hasta la Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación (SCJN) y en los que se libró de las maniobras de la minera por intentar dejar sin materia el amparo finalmente en el mes de febrero de 2022 la SCJN resolvió Concedió el amparo a la Comunidad de Tecoltemi respecto de las dos concesiones mineras en tanto que reconoce la violación al derecho a la consulta y al consentimiento ordenó a la Secretaría de Economía (SE) dejar insubsistentes (cancelar) las dos concesiones mineras También ordenó a la SE pronunciarse nuevamente sobre si es factible expedir las concesiones solicitadas originalmente por la empresa En relación a la inconstitucionalidad de la Ley Minera nos quejamos en contra de los artículos 6º. porque su contenido es contrario a derechos reconocidos en la Constitución federal y en tratados Internacionales que protegen las tierras y territorios de las comunidades y pueblos indígenas Nosotros queríamos que la SCJN declarara que la Ley Minera es inconstitucional Esta era la apuesta porque aquí radica el problema del despojo de las comunidades campesinas e indígenas la SCJN negó el amparo en ese tema a la comunidad de Tecoltemi argumentaron los ministros de la primera sala el objeto de la Ley Minera no es la regulación los derechos de los pueblos indígenas ¿Y qué está haciendo la SE con la sentencia de la Corte El efecto del amparo de Tecoltemi es que se le quitaron las concesiones a la empresa minera y La Secretaría de Economía en días pasados declaró (Panel “La consulta indígena” - YouTube) que no van a parar las inversiones en minería por “problemas” de consulta indígena Escuchamos la actuación de los funcionarios de esta dependencia federal y estamos preocupados porque la empresa pueda volver a tener las concesiones Desde 2013 que empezamos la lucha por el territorio y la vida en todo este tiempo hemos visto como el Estado mexicano violenta nuestros derechos se pretende que nuestro territorio sea “zona que le toca sacrificarse” Pero en Ixtacamaxtitlán nos negamos a ser vidas que se sacrifican a ser vidas que paguen en vida y en muerte la reproducción del capital • se acercaron al bulevar 5 de Mayo para ubicarse en el mejor sitio La ASE detectó un probable daño patrimonial a la Ceaspue en el ejercicio 2023 tras no presentar comprobante del reintegro de los recursos estatales  Los Pueblos Originarios exigen que se cierre de manera definitiva el relleno sanitario de Cholula un camión de la línea Autobuses Unidos (AU) terminó con un vidrio roto y el maletero abierto en la zona de Acultzingo Ya suman más de 35 colonias y 20 escuelas beneficiadas con entrega de juguetes habrá un mariachi durante la ceremonia religiosa para honrar a las mamás Se sugiere evitar alimentos en mal estado durante esta temporada Elementos de seguridad lograron recuperar el botín asegurar una motocicleta y confiscar dos armas involucradas en el atraco Autoridades municipales taponaron hace dos años la red de drenaje del camino antiguo a Calpan lo que provocó la formación de este vertedero Pobladores de la avenida Vía Puebla reportaron el caso; 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