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A government official, Torres, backs Marlaska's account regarding the absence of a CNI (National Intelligence Center) alert prior to the Ceuta migration crisis, though discrepancies exist between Marlaska and Robles on what was known.
The Spanish government acknowledges being informed about an increase in entries into Ceuta but claims no knowledge of an 'exceptional' assault, highlighting a divergence in information between ministers regarding the crisis.
A fire in the Collserola area near Barcelona has been stabilized, an event that necessitated the evacuation of residents from Torre Baró.
Kites launched from Gaza, potentially carrying incendiary devices, have angered Israel, with the Israeli army threatening strikes on the strip after their discovery near the border.
Canada has suspended trade negotiations with the United States, citing attacks by President Trump on the French language.
A court case in the US involving a mother accused of killing her three children has sparked a social debate, with a jury to determine if postpartum psychosis was a factor.
The Spanish government is planning a significant regulatory review to manage the rapid growth of data centers.
Two women have died in Roda de Berà after a wall collapsed due to heavy rainfall.
The children of an Irish couple found their parents deceased in a jacuzzi in Cullera.
The sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham has won her primary election, securing support from Donald Trump.
The United States has announced a temporary suspension of appointments for visa applications globally.
Residents living near the Madrid F1 circuit have reported 'deafening' noise levels during the initial testing phases.
A tribute to Dolly Parton, described as the queen of country music and a Hollywood icon, noting her passing.