News from October 3, 2026

The award recognises the work of the Cabildo de la Mezquita-Catedral in the permanent museum space category, as reported by the Diócesis de Córdoba.

The organization ACPACYS has once again signed with the Diputación de Córdoba the annual agreement that funds the habilitation and rehabilitation program for young people and adolescents affected by cerebral palsy.

David Fernández's side suffered their first defeat despite a comeback featuring a goal from goalkeeper Víctor, after a first half marked by Murilo's sending-off and Zequi's injury.

The main lobby of the Reina Sofía University Hospital in Córdoba displays five masks about the reality of rare diseases, with videos of patients and well-known people who have engaged with their testimonies.

The work, with a budget of 100,000 euros, improves the connection between the town centre and the industrial and agricultural area of La Vega, as well as access to the municipal funeral home.

The screening of the film «Turno de guardia» at the Filmoteca de Andalucía led to a discussion on healthcare, as part of the events marking the Cordoban hospital's 50th anniversary.

The club has named one of the stadium's entrances in honour of Rafael Campanero, who served as the club's president during different periods of its history.

The mayor of Pozoblanco, Santiago Cabello, welcomes the Government's decision to include Los Pedroches and Guadiato in the electricity planning through 2030 and now calls for a timeline and investment for its implementation.

The European project «Camino Vertical» updates the website of the Cordoban route and will install totems, screens and QR codes with cultural, gastronomic and real-time safety data.

The Minister of Employment, Rocío Blanco, toured the Cordoban street market, with almost 170 stalls, on Friday and reviewed the aid the Junta allocates to the sector in the province.

The Museo Arqueológico y Etnológico de Córdoba brings together, on October 8 and 9, specialists from museums and universities from all over Spain to analyze the value of archaeological treasures. Admission is free.