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The front page of La Vanguardia features a prominent story about the Spanish government expediting summary expulsions to clear the streets of Ceuta, focusing on the migratory challenge. Other significant domestic news includes the government renewing the authorization for the Almaraz nuclear power…
The Spanish government is accelerating summary expulsions to reduce the number of people on the streets of Ceuta, amidst a debate over the distribution of minors between communities and the complexities of Moroccan and sub-Saharan migrants.
Moroccans are accepting their expulsion while sub-Saharan migrants are establishing a home on the shores of Ceuta, highlighting the different approaches to migration and residency in the Spanish enclave.
An opinion piece reflects on the history of relations between Spain and Morocco, filled with gestures, and how the government is navigating messages from Rabat regarding the sovereignty of Ceuta and Melilla to avoid diplomatic clashes.
A rebellion is brewing in the US over 'Flock' cameras used by police for surveillance, which can track vehicle movements and citizen details without a warrant, leading to accusations of misuse for personal vendettas and tracking of abortion seekers.
The Spanish government has authorized the extension of the Almaraz nuclear power plant's operating license until June 2030, a decision impacting the country's energy infrastructure.
The severe disruption to train services in Barcelona during an eclipse event has exposed a persistent lack of planning and foresight that continues to plague the Rodalies network.
Spain has been in violation of anti-plastic regulations for four years, failing to implement and adhere to laws concerning plastic packaging and environmental protection.
A violent assault and an attempted kidnapping occurred at an Airbnb accommodation in the Eixample district of Barcelona, prompting an ongoing investigation.
Serious wildfires in Huelva and Huesca are becoming more difficult to control as they reignite and spread overnight, posing a significant environmental threat.
Israeli settlers have besieged a Palestinian family for five days in Cisjordania, an act described by the US embassy as a 'horrible act of terror'. The report also mentions related legal proceedings and incidents.
Spain's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed the death of a Spanish citizen in an earthquake that occurred in Colombia.
The Spanish government has officially designated the Pazo de Meirás as a site of democratic memory, a significant move in acknowledging historical significance.
Three men have been arrested in connection with a Chilean robbery gang following a theft in Juneda, Spain.
