Nearly 10,000 immigrants live in Ceuta's streets amid security concerns ↗
Front page leadApproximately 10,000 immigrants are struggling to survive on the streets of Ceuta, leading to increased concern about security and a surge in emergency calls.
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The front page of 20minutos.es focuses on several key domestic issues in Spain, including the handling of an immigration crisis in Ceuta, political discussions between the government and the opposition regarding security and proposals, and the King's visits to Ceuta. International news is less…
Approximately 10,000 immigrants are struggling to survive on the streets of Ceuta, leading to increased concern about security and a surge in emergency calls.
The ongoing crisis has compelled the Spanish government to assume total command in Ceuta, a month after the autonomous city requested it, with the PSOE's involvement.
The People's Party (PP) celebrates the government adopting two of its proposals but criticizes that "five more are missing."
Police officers express their concerns about how emergencies are handled, implying that attention is not given when the President Sánchez wishes to conclude his vacation.
An explanation of the purpose of the National Security Council and the implications of declaring Ceuta a 'situation of interest'.
A historical look at the Spanish monarchy's visits to Ceuta, highlighting the infrequency and the backdrop of tensions with Morocco.
The death of two friends in Veguellina de Órbigo is being investigated as a mystery, with no signs of violence but alcohol found at the scene.
A personal account of lifestyle changes, detailing how quitting alcohol mid-week has led to increased energy and activity levels.
An opinion piece discussing the concept of 'farming' and how certain actions or behaviors can be perceived as a form of talent.
A contest inviting readers to vote for the best beach in Spain for 2026, with a chance to win a smartwatch.