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The front page of 20minutos focuses heavily on the ongoing crisis in Ceuta, with multiple stories detailing the political fallout, Spain's request for EU support, and the logistical challenges of returning minors. Other prominent stories include the addictive mechanisms of social media, a piece on…
The Ceuta crisis is causing internal strife within the PSOE party, with ministers contradicting each other while Prime Minister Sánchez stays silent, not having made a statement for a month since the massive influx of 80,000 immigrants.
Spain is seeking assistance from the European Union to manage the triage process for the migrants who are still present in Ceuta.
The plan to return unaccompanied minors to Morocco is encountering legal hurdles, specifically the 'ghost' of prevarication, a charge that had previously led to convictions of officials from both the PP and PSOE parties in Ceuta.
A fleet called the 'Armada of Solidarity,' composed of numerous boats, is departing for Ceuta with the proclaimed goal of defending Spanish sovereignty.
This article explores the manipulative design features of social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook that are engineered to capture and retain the attention of minors.
This guide provides advice on skincare routines, including the use of sunscreen and the 'skin flooding' technique, to help repair skin that has been exposed to harsh summer conditions.
In Madrid, a gathering of young people participated in an 'aura farming' battle, an emerging internet culture phenomenon, with attendees expressing amazement at the creativity of online culture.
Spanish adventurer and TV personality Jesús Calleja has expressed his support for Nepal following a flood, referring to the country as his 'second home'.
Following wildfires, efforts are underway to use bee colonies to help in the regeneration of the burnt landscapes.
A theme park has decided to shut down its most hazardous roller coaster due to concerns over brain damage, following multiple reported incidents.
Spain's meteorological agency, Aemet, has issued a warning about an impending rise in temperatures, identifying specific regions expected to experience highs above 35 degrees Celsius.
