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Despite government efforts, the educational community in Ceuta expresses concern over the start of the school year amid instability, with some families contemplating not sending their children to class due to insecurity.
The Spanish government has taken control of the Ceuta port to set up temporary housing for over a thousand migrants, facing opposition from local residents and the city council.
An analysis reveals the sophisticated mobilization technique used in the Ceuta arrivals, suggesting it was not spontaneous and required significant technical expertise.
Former US President Donald Trump has criticized the Spanish government's handling of the border situation, stating they have 'zero control' and calling the events 'very sad'.
Spanish Minister Sira Rego has acknowledged that the government bears some responsibility for the current state of 'overwhelm' in Ceuta due to the migrant situation.
An exposé details the immense wealth of King Mohammed VI of Morocco, highlighting his vast fortune including mansions, private jets, and an extensive car collection.
The article discusses how judicial decisions will continue to influence Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government, referencing past scandals and political challenges.
A psychologist discusses why September often prompts people to set new goals and identifies the psychological factors behind this post-summer motivational boost.
Spain's meteorological agency, Aemet, forecasts continued high temperatures and has issued alerts for several provinces.
Tributes pour in for Luis Fermoso, a respected sports journalist known for his work on 'Informe Robinson' and 'El Día Después', who passed away at the age of 53.
A look back at the British rock band The Verve, tracing their rise to fame with 'Bitter Sweet Symphony' and their subsequent struggles.
In a dramatic incident on a flight, passengers took matters into their own hands, immobilizing an unruly and intoxicated traveler using tape and zip ties.