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Documents related to the Ceuta crisis are undermining the Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez's narrative, raising questions about the National Intelligence Center (CNI) and Morocco's involvement. The situation is becoming more complicated for the PSOE, while the PP accuses Sánchez of lying and blaming…
Nurses working in Ceuta, near the Tarajal border, feel insecure and require escorts for their home visits, expressing a desire for more certainty in their challenging environment.
The CNI warned both the Spanish government and Morocco on July 29th about social media calls for an 'assault by land and sea' on Ceuta, which occurred the following day.
The Popular Party (PP) asserts that intelligence reports reveal Prime Minister Sánchez lied and that he is to blame for the assault on Ceuta and the resulting deaths.
The article questions why European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen visited Lampedusa but not Ceuta, implying a more lenient stance from Brussels towards Morocco regarding the migration crisis.
Gabriel Rufián, a Catalan politician, suggests that the released intelligence reports support the idea that the CNI is acting in opposition to the Spanish government.
Minister Félix Bolaños states that even with clearer intelligence, there wouldn't have been enough time to manage the 'magnitude' of the migration influx into Ceuta.
Judge Jesús Villegas expresses his view that if there is evidence Morocco was aware of the events leading to the Ceuta crisis and failed to act, it could be held responsible for a crime.
Military intelligence reportedly warned on the day of the Ceuta migration crisis about the 'negligent and passive' attitude of Moroccan forces, suggesting a lack of intervention.
On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, this story profiles an FBI agent who believes he was close to preventing the attacks, suggesting a potential missed opportunity.
This piece recounts the personal stories of the three Spanish citizens who tragically lost their lives in the September 11th terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.
A passenger ferry caught fire in the Philippines, resulting in at least five deaths and 87 people reported missing, with rescue operations underway.
Borja Giménez Larraz expresses disappointment with policies restricting the purchase of second homes, labeling such measures as populist.
This health advice suggests that while Ozempic can aid in weight loss, it's most effective when combined with strength training for a comprehensive plan.
Line 6 of the Madrid Metro is scheduled to operate 24 hours on weekends once the transition to driverless trains is completed.