Latest Youth news
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The Nerja Hackathon by the Junta de Andalucía gathers 106 students to design innovative water-saving solutions in agriculture, highlighting youth entrepreneurship.
The Junta de Andalucía expands the Inturjoven Residents Programme for 2026-2027, offering 272 places in six cities, including Marbella.
The Junta of Andalucía confirms an investment of 5.3 million euros to incorporate 104 young farmers in Málaga, aiming to renew the agricultural sector.
Young people turn the breathalysers at the Málaga Fair into a game to compare scores, repeating last year's viral trend.
Miguel Sánchez, 18-year-old agro-influencer, denounces the lack of future for young people in the countryside due to drought and lack of support.