Ceuta crisis remains open a month later ↗
Front page leadThe crisis in Ceuta continues, with social problems emerging in the city while the Prime Minister attempts to manage the situation and the opposition criticizes the intelligence services.
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The front page of La Vanguardia highlights a range of domestic and international news. Key stories include the ongoing crisis in Ceuta, Spain's southern border, the political implications of the start of the academic year, and international affairs concerning the CIA director's visit to Moscow and…
The crisis in Ceuta continues, with social problems emerging in the city while the Prime Minister attempts to manage the situation and the opposition criticizes the intelligence services.
The secret visit of the CIA director to Moscow has led to widespread speculation about the real reasons behind the trip, as the White House has not provided a clear official explanation.
The beginning of the political season is marked by the lingering fatigue from the Ceuta crisis and the anticipated return of Carles Puigdemont.
A referendum in Iceland resulted in a narrow majority, 52.5%, voting against resuming membership negotiations with the European Union.
Despite record-breaking tourism numbers, the sector in Spain is experiencing a significant outflow of workers.
A significant legal case targeting a Chinese mafia organization has concluded with 64 defendants accepting plea bargains to avoid prison sentences.
Educational unions are beginning the academic year with strikes, forecasting a difficult autumn as they demand more resources and simplification of tasks.
An opinion piece suggests that the summer has been unfavorable for Prime Minister Sánchez, with missteps in handling crises like the one in Ceuta.