Mijas Matters

Mijas Matters Mijas Matters is an information page about the Municipality and the Costa del Sol area. If it is happening in Mijas, it matters.

27/06/2026

The Avates association is appealing for support for a humanitarian aid campaign for Venezuela.
We are organising a collection of essential items, which will be sent to Cáritas in Caracas, from where they will be distributed to the communities most affected.
The following items are particularly needed: 🥫 Non-perishable food and tinned food.
🧴 Personal hygiene products.
💊 Medicines.
🩹 Medical, first-aid and orthopaedic supplies (gauze, bandages, crutches, corsets, etc.).
💧 Bottled water.
📦 The collection of items will begin on Monday at 7.30 pm at:
Polígono Industrial La Torre, Camino Minerva nº 16, Mijas.
Next to La Fuente restaurant
Anyone wishing to contribute financially can do so by making a deposit or bank transfer to the following bank account:
IBAN: ES94 0182 7115 5402 0163 9588
Reference: Aid for Venezuela
It is very important to include this reference to ensure the donation is correctly identified. All funds received in this account will be allocated in full to humanitarian aid for Venezuela.
Here at AVATES, we encourage everyone to contribute as much as they can. Any contribution, however small, will help to bring aid to those who need it most.
Thank you very much for your solidarity.
Pepi Moya

18/06/2026

The neglect of Osunillas.

This video shows what the pool looked like a few days ago: empty and with the common areas abandoned.

Now they've filled it with water. 💦
Have they fixed the damage?
We'll soon be visiting in person to uncover the reality of the facilities.

Stay tuned to our social media!

18/06/2026

What is happening?

15/06/2026

A few days ago, we visited the Los Perales industrial estate and found a situation that cannot continue to be ignored: roads in poor condition, concerns about drainage, and local businesses calling for long-overdue improvements.

Mijas cannot turn its back on an area that creates jobs and supports the local economy. Los Perales deserves safe infrastructure, proper maintenance, and the attention it needs.

A few days ago, we visited the Los Perales industrial park and found a situation that cannot continue to be ignored: roa...
15/06/2026

A few days ago, we visited the Los Perales industrial park and found a situation that cannot continue to be ignored: roads in poor condition, concerns about drainage, and local businesses calling for long-overdue improvements.

Mijas cannot turn its back on an area that creates jobs and supports the local economy. Los Perales deserves safe infrastructure, proper maintenance, and the attention it needs.

11/06/2026

MIJAS MATTERS – MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT

Over the past few years, this page has highlighted many of the issues affecting residents across Mijas, especially in our urbanisations, while holding our Town Hall to account and advocating for the improvements our community deserves.

Everything we have done has always been driven by one simple goal: making Mijas a better place to live for everyone.

Today, we are excited to announce the next step in that journey.

Mijas Matters is becoming Mijas 100x100.

The same people who have been raising awareness of local issues, speaking up for residents, and pushing for change will now be working alongside Mijas 100x100, led by former mayor Ángel Nozal, with the aim of bringing that same commitment and determination into the Town Hall itself.

Our priorities remain exactly the same: defending the interests of Mijas residents, highlighting problems that need solving, and fighting for the fair treatment of all areas of our municipality, particularly our long-neglected urbanisations.

This page will continue to report on local issues, share information that matters to residents, and encourage constructive debate about the future of Mijas.

Whether you agree with us on every issue or not, we are grateful for your support, your comments, and your engagement over the years. We hope you will continue to join us on this exciting new chapter.

Thank you for being part of Mijas Matters.

Welcome to Mijas 100x100.

The coastal path of Mijas.Yes, it is the most visited tourist resource in Mijas.And it was just the beginning of a trans...
08/06/2026

The coastal path of Mijas.
Yes, it is the most visited tourist resource in Mijas.
And it was just the beginning of a transformation that...remained in the drawer of sustainable projects.
But I will try to bring all of them back… in may 2027, may be with your help.

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