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The news on 20minutos.es focuses heavily on the migration crisis in Ceuta, Spain, with multiple articles detailing the government's response, political tensions, and the increasing irregular arrivals. Other prominent stories include a potential FIFA scandal surrounding the 2030 World Cup bid…
The Spanish government expects to avoid legal action regarding the distribution of minors, while the PP reduces its pressure and Vox intensifies its regional demands.
The Popular Party (PP) has reproached the government for not accepting European aid intended to manage the migration crisis in Ceuta.
Irregular migrant arrivals in Ceuta have increased by 164% compared to last year, excluding the large entry that occurred on July 30.
Ceuta faces a crucial decision regarding its economic future, weighing a special economic regime against integration into the EU's Customs Union.
A political party has aligned with Sumar to oppose Spain co-hosting the 2030 World Cup with Morocco, citing concerns over national sovereignty.
Spain's population has reached a record 49.8 million residents, driven by the arrival of 104,000 migrants in the second quarter.
A man has been arrested in Puerto Lumbreras on suspicion of murdering his ex-wife in a shopping center in Murcia.
A recent separation, a stolen weapon, and a fatal shooting inside a barracks are the key factors in the murder of a female civil guard in Llanes.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has faced a month of controversies, including the World Cup sale plan and speculation about the final being held in Morocco.
This article discusses inflammation that is silent and invisible but poses significant health risks.
A search for Spain's best beach of 2026 has begun, with 20 finalists chosen, and the public is invited to vote for their favorite.
A survivor named Yurii recounts his terrifying experience during a 'human safari' in Kherson, describing an intense and direct threat.
A revenge porn lawsuit filed by Rachel Leviss against Ariana Madix from the show Vanderpump Rules is proceeding.
The case of a Scottish woman found dismembered in a suitcase in Greece, described as an 'angel of kindness', is being investigated.
