One-third of Ceuta residents have considered leaving since the crisis began ↗
Front page leadA poll indicates that a third of Ceuta's inhabitants have contemplated leaving due to the ongoing crisis, with only 6% blaming mafias for the influx.
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The front page of El Mundo highlights a significant crisis in Ceuta, Spain, involving migration and government concerns. Other prominent stories include an interview with Jordan Bardella discussing the situation, an opinion piece on the 'jungle' of Calais, and a Guardia Civil's testimony about…
A poll indicates that a third of Ceuta's inhabitants have contemplated leaving due to the ongoing crisis, with only 6% blaming mafias for the influx.
The Spanish government is concerned about increasing social tension stemming from the crisis in Ceuta. PP leader Feijóo criticizes the government's approach.
A Civil Guard officer shares his 20-year experience at the El Tarajal border, expressing deep frustration that their work feels futile.
In an interview, Jordan Bardella discusses the migratory crisis in Ceuta, suggesting it constituted an invasion and calling for an examination of Morocco's role.
The growing alliance between the US and Morocco is highlighted, with an analysis of business opportunities in the former Spanish Sahara.
Minister Sira Rego acknowledges the government's share of responsibility for the chaotic situation in Ceuta.
An opinion piece draws parallels between the chaotic situation in Calais and the current issues in Ceuta.
Columnist Arturo Pérez-Reverte, a new contributor to El Mundo, questions the reader about their voting intentions, urging them to be more aware.
Coverage of the US Open, mentioning tennis player Alcaraz and the role of influencers.
An article discussing the effects of a recent eclipse.
A police officer has been arrested in the municipality of Móstoles.
An article discussing the topic of taking a leave of absence from work.
A piece on the benefits of rosemary oil for health and well-being.
The German state of Saxony-Anhalt is close to dismantling its fiscal firewalls due to strong public backing.
Laura Colom, head of AstraZeneca, discusses the new law on medicine, questioning its benefit for both the industry and the government.
Envoys of Donald Trump have arrived in a European country seemingly preparing for war, with a mention of Russian objectives in Ukraine.