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Why are so many earthquakes taking place in Spain's Granada?

Another 4.8-magnitude earthquake shook the southern Spanish city of Granada on Tuesday, the second in three days, along with 348 tremors since August 14th. Why is there so much seismic activity in this part of Spain?

Why are so many earthquakes taking place in Spain's Granada?

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