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The news highlights major events in Spain, including the government's plan to relocate 500 migrant girls from Ceuta to the mainland, ongoing seismic activity in Granada and its impact on the Alhambra, and a significant temperature drop expected across Spain with potential storms. Other stories…
Sources from the Ministry of Youth and Childhood indicate a plan to urgently transfer 500 migrant girls from Ceuta to the Spanish mainland, involving a royal decree-law for mandatory and solidarity-based reception by autonomous communities.
Granada is on alert following a night of seismic aftershocks, with over 420 tremors recorded in four days, raising concerns about future activity, though experts state predicting magnitude is impossible.
Prime Minister Sánchez has been notably absent during the Ceuta crisis, while dispatching seven ministers to provide explanations regarding the situation.
The Ministry of Defense has confirmed 24 cases of scabies among military personnel who were deployed in Ceuta, highlighting health concerns.
The Alhambra in Granada has reopened to the public today following the recent earthquakes, with the exception of the Alcazaba, which requires further assessment.
The Association of Road Engineers suggests viewing the Granada earthquake as an opportunity to rectify existing issues and improve infrastructure.
A significant cold air mass is expected to cause temperatures to drop by up to 10°C within 24 hours across Spain on Thursday, accompanied by strong storms.
Spain's consumer agency has fined a car rental company one million euros for engaging in abusive business practices.
Juan Tamariz, a celebrated magician and a globally recognized figure in illusionism, has passed away at the age of 83.
Affordable accommodation options are proving popular this summer, with a significant increase in reservations reported.
ChatGPT has introduced advertisements in Spain, with OpenAI determining the specific advertising content users will see.
A 35-year-old woman is in serious condition after being subjected to a stabbing attack in the Usera neighborhood of Madrid.
A guide highlights the top three essential ingredients for healthy skin: antioxidants, retinol, and salicylic acid.
