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The front page of El País is dominated by the ongoing migration crisis at the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, with multiple articles detailing the situation, Morocco's role, and the European Union's response. Other stories cover domestic Spanish politics, including comments from a PP politician, and a…
The President of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, calls for a strong response to the migrant crisis and defends coexistence with Muslims, while the Spanish Foreign Minister reiterates the need for EU solidarity and notes Morocco's cooperation.
In Ceuta, many young foreigners are expelled by residents and military, leading them to hide in rural areas, as authorities use fences and round-ups to manage the situation.
The European Union is beginning to assess the consequences and damages arising from the recent migrant crisis at Ceuta.
Spanish intelligence services believe that Morocco permitted the large influx of migrants to Ceuta but did not orchestrate it, leading the government to avoid a crisis cabinet meeting despite calling it a territorial integrity violation.
Morocco has acknowledged 11 deaths on its side of the border and described itself as a trustworthy partner, attributing the tragedy to 'misinterpretations' of a Supreme Court ruling.
The death toll from the border crisis remains high, with an improvised morgue in Ceuta struggling to cope with the number of deceased migrants.
PP deputy Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo expresses her confusion about the Ayuso 'attic' controversy and states her ambition to be a minister and make 'great politics'.
El País reveals details about the daily lives of workers at the Royal Palace from the 18th century to the end of Franco's regime, based on documents and letters.
