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Latest on the entry of immigrants to Ceuta, live | The PP calls Sánchez's appearance 'delirious' and demands more police and military presence
Spain's opposition Popular Party (PP) has sharply criticized Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's handling of the Ceuta migration crisis, demanding increased police and military presence at the border.
Live updates on the entry of migrants to Ceuta | Sánchez denies government received 'extraordinary alerts' before mass entry
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez stated the government received no "extraordinary alerts" before the mass migrant entry into Ceuta. He defended legal processes for returns and highlighted cooperation with Morocco.
Thousands of protesters rally in Spain against the migrant crisis in Ceuta, a small Spanish territory on the African coast. Roughly 50,000 people gathered in Madrid alone on Wednesday.
Patricia Expósito, New Head of Labor Management Department at Grupo Brío
Grupo Brío has announced the appointment of Patricia Expósito Ojeda as the new head of its labor management department, reinforcing its advisory services with her extensive experience.
Latest on the Entry of Immigrants to Ceuta, Live | Vivas Calls for the Support 'of All Spaniards' and Urges Participation in Tomorrow's Protests
The President of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, has called for national support and protests following a massive influx of migrants, which he describes as an "attack on territorial integrity." Meanwhile, the Spanish government has approved economic aid for Ceuta, and a counter-…
Kepler-Karst Incorporates Pedro Colina as Partner in Economic Criminal Law
Kepler-Karst Law Firm has appointed Pedro Colina Oquendo, formerly of Bufete Choclán, as a partner to lead its economic criminal law practice, significantly bolstering its white-collar crime capabilities.
Spain PM Pedro Sanchez rules out Moroccan role in Ceuta migrant surge
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has dismissed claims of Moroccan involvement in the recent surge of over 70,000 migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, attributing misinformation to far-right groups and trafficking networks.
Latest on the entry of migrants into Ceuta, live | Sánchez maintains that Morocco offered 'instant cooperation' and assures that the King will visit Ceuta
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has dismissed Morocco's involvement in the Ceuta migration crisis, asserting the country offered "instant cooperation" and blaming misinformation for the events. He also announced that the King will visit Ceuta when conditions allow.
The Best Cabrales Cheese Reaches 37,500 Euros in World Record-Breaking Auction
A piece of Cabrales cheese from the Ángel Díaz Herrero factory sold for a record 37,500 euros at the 54th Cabrales Cheese Competition, setting a new Guinness World Record.
Marc Márquez Wins Aragón GP, Closes to 19 Points Behind Martín in Standings
Marc Márquez secured victory at the Aragón Grand Prix, significantly narrowing the championship gap to leader Jorge Martín to just 19 points. The Ducati rider showcased dominant form, overcoming an early setback to claim his eighth win at MotorLand Aragón and his fourth o…
Good Debut for Marco Pérez in Bilbao
Young bullfighter Marco Pérez delivered a standout performance at the Corridas Generales in Bilbao, earning an ear despite issues with the sword, and showcasing remarkable maturity for his professional debut.
Last minute of the entry of migrants to Ceuta, live | Marlaska defends the return of migrants 'who do not meet the conditions to stay'
Spanish Interior Minister Marlaska defended the return of migrants not meeting asylum criteria, while others receive protection. Political parties debated Morocco's role in the crisis.
The Supreme Court denies that the Treasury must return VAT on stamps to those defrauded by Afinsa
Spain's Supreme Court has rejected a claim by Afinsa investors seeking a refund of VAT paid on stamp purchases between 1998 and 2005, ruling that the tax cannot be considered an "undue payment" despite the underlying fraud.
Latest on migrant arrivals in Ceuta, live | Sánchez requests to appear before Congress to report on Ceuta
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has requested to appear before the Congress Plenary to report on the government's management of the Ceuta migration crisis, amidst political disputes over intelligence warnings.
Spain has formally requested emergency funding from the European Union to address the migration situation in its North African enclave of Ceuta, weeks after tens of thousands of people surged across the border from Morocco.
Airbus Workers Ratify Indefinite Strike Starting This Tuesday
Airbus workers in Spain have voted to maintain an indefinite strike starting this Tuesday, despite the company's proposals to increase salaries and improve working conditions.
Spanish Government Convenes Emergency Meeting to Address Ceuta Migrant Crisis
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has convened an emergency meeting of the National Security Council to address the migrant crisis in Ceuta, 26 days after 80,000 people crossed the border from Morocco. The meeting will discuss the situation and potential solutions.
Drone presence near Malaga airport forces its closure for 30 minutes
Malaga-Costa del Sol Airport temporarily halted operations and diverted several flights due to the sighting of a drone near its approach path on Sunday evening.
A survey across five European nations, including the UK, has found that more people favour encouraging the adoption of air conditioning over keeping carbon emissions down. The poll found that between 30% and 52% of people in six countries had feared for their household's …
Feijóo calls for confinement of migrants in Ceuta due to health crisis
Spanish opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo has called for the confinement of migrants in Ceuta due to a health crisis caused by the arrival of thousands of migrants in the past month. The migrants are living in the streets, many in overcrowded conditions, and without …
Feijóo asks Sánchez to declare a lockdown in Ceuta due to health risks of scabies and tuberculosis
PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo has urged Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to impose a lockdown in Ceuta due to health risks from infectious diseases like scabies and tuberculosis, detected after a mass influx of migrants.
Supreme Court Rejects PP's Urgent Request to Force Ministerial Appearances in August Over Ceuta Crisis
Spain's Supreme Court has denied the PP's urgent request to compel government ministers to appear in the Senate in August regarding the Ceuta crisis. The court cited a lack of proven urgency and will hear arguments from the government before making a final decision.
Ceuta buries first migrants killed in Tarajal avalanche
Ceuta has buried the first 18 migrants who died in the Tarajal avalanche on July 30-31, where 82 people lost their lives. The migrants, all men except one woman, were given a public burial in the Sidi Embarek Muslim cemetery. The ceremony was attended by a dozen imams fro…
Following the Ceuta migratory crisis, tensions between Spain and Morocco have prompted Madrid to consider using its significant energy supply to the kingdom as a diplomatic leverage.
Airbus has watered down a drive to reduce remote working after protests from unions, including a series of strikes in its Spanish facilities, people familiar with the matter said.
Barcelona Court Rejects Christian Lawyers' Bid to Remove Abortion Information
The Barcelona Court has rejected a lawsuit filed by Christian Lawyers, a conservative group, to remove an informational brochure about abortion from the city's website. The brochure, which is still available online, provides information on how to obtain a free abortion in…
Asturias wants to fine the concessionaire for charging the full toll on the Huerna highway despite being under construction and Transportes rejects it
The Government of Asturias has opened an investigation into the concessionaire Aucalsa for charging the full toll on the Huerna highway despite being under construction. The Ministry of Transportes has rejected the investigation, arguing that the concessionaire has provid…
Latest on the entry of immigrants to Ceuta, live | Childhood trusts in transferring girls 'in a few weeks' but admits no concrete proposal has yet been sent to Ceuta
Spain's Secretary of State for Youth and Childhood hopes to transfer 500 vulnerable girls from Ceuta to the Peninsula in 'a few weeks,' despite admitting that a concrete proposal has not yet been sent to the Ceuta government.
Government Rehouses 1,800 Migrants from Ceuta Beach, Plans New Spaces
The Spanish government has begun rehousing 1,800 migrants from Ceuta's Trampolín beach, where they had set up a camp after a mass influx in July. The migrants have been moved to two designated areas, with the minister of migrations promising more resources soon.
Spain plans to bring around 500 unaccompanied minors from Ceuta to the mainland, with the help of child protection organizations and regional governments. The minors will be cared for in suitable facilities on the mainland.