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The front page of La Vanguardia prominently features the ongoing migration crisis in Ceuta, with extensive coverage including an interview with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. Other top stories include the start of the school year in Catalonia, an investigation into a suspicious death in Montserrat…
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez gives his first interview addressing the Ceuta crisis, discussing Morocco's cooperation and announcing the King's visit to Ceuta and Melilla, marking the first royal visit in 20 years.
Prime Minister Sánchez announced that King Felipe VI will visit Ceuta and Melilla for the first time in two decades, highlighting the immediate cooperation from Morocco amidst the crisis.
This article explores the complex issues surrounding the migratory crisis in Ceuta, framing it as a challenge to coexistence.
Hundreds of immigrants are gathered on Trampolín beach in Ceuta, awaiting reception as the government has not opened new beds due to lack of space.
The school year in Catalonia will begin with 1,100 additional teachers and new restrictions related to Artificial Intelligence.
Catalan police are reconstructing the final walk of a therapist and her collaborator in Montserrat, investigating if they planned the route together where Isak Andic died.
A new pill that simulates the effects of exercise has completed its first clinical trial, showing promising results and good tolerance in volunteers.
The death toll from floods in Nepal has increased to 903, with 4,247 people reported missing.
Nicolás Maduro has reappeared in new photos, reportedly taken from prison.
A cable theft incident in Tarragona is causing significant disruptions to high-speed train services connecting Barcelona and Madrid.
