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The news on El Confidencial's front page is dominated by Spain's ongoing migration crisis in Ceuta, with multiple stories detailing government actions, police findings, and diplomatic tensions with Morocco. Other prominent topics include domestic politics, economic news such as interest rates and…
The Spanish government is scrutinizing the Chief of Staff of President Sánchez regarding a failure related to reports from the CNI (National Intelligence Center). This story is categorized as exclusive and deals with internal government affairs.
Spanish police have identified immigrants involved in the Ceuta assault who were using rented Spanish identification documents (DNI and passports). This indicates a sophisticated organization behind the illegal entries.
A Spanish intelligence report warned that the regularization of immigrants could trigger a 'horming effect', potentially encouraging further irregular migration.
A fire at the Tarajal center led to the evacuation of hundreds of immigrants, with no reported injuries. This is part of the ongoing crisis in Ceuta.
Gonzalo Sanz has resigned from his position as head of the government delegation in Ceuta, following the publication of CNI reports. This signifies a political fallout from the migration crisis.
The Popular Party (PP) has responded to attacks from Morocco, accusing the country of being responsible for the invasion of Ceuta, either through action or omission.
Morocco (Rabat) has accused the Spanish Popular Party of using the city as an electoral bargaining chip in their political discourse.
US bonds are posing a risk to the 'stock' or holdings of real estate investment funds, indicating potential financial market instability.
Despite the implementation of tariffs, factories are not returning to the United States as anticipated, posing a challenge for the Trump administration's economic policies.
The European Central Bank (ECB) forecasts that inflation will be milder than expected, but also more persistent than previously thought.
Coverage of the Diada, Catalonia's National Day, including related demonstrations and events.
Information regarding traffic diversions and disruptions in Granada caused by the Vuelta a España cycling race.
Details about the contestants participating in the 'Supervivientes All Stars 2026' reality TV show.
A preview of the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Madrid, offering insights into the event.
The article discusses Spanish pensioners with 40 years of contributions who are receiving pensions lower than anticipated.
Marking 25 years since the September 11th attacks, the article discusses the New York Mayor and criticisms from opponents and victims.
An official from Social Security discusses significant updates and the conclusion of pension reforms.
Information regarding the reservation date for the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo in Spain.
A look inside the stadium in Villaverde, Madrid, for Shakira's concerts.
The article reports on the expected drop in temperatures in Spain following a prolonged heatwave.
A collection of phrases and messages for congratulating others on the Diada, Catalonia's National Day.
The Spanish meteorological agency (Aemet) forecasts cooler temperatures after the summer heat, with a warning about maximum temperatures in affected areas.
Announcing the artists, including Monica Naranjo, Bertin Osborne, and Leiva, who will perform at the San Mateo 2026 festival in Oviedo.
An article detailing the costs associated with dining in Madrid during the Formula 1 event.
Details about the price and available colors for the iPhone 18 Pro in Spain.
Economist Gonzalo Bernardos offers his perspective on key solutions for Spain's housing crisis.
A technical explanation for common reasons why air conditioning units may leak.
Celebrity journalist Sonsoles Ónega will have a restaurant in Madrid, Lhardy, named in her honor.
King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia are preparing to visit Ceuta and Melilla, territories affected by the recent migration crisis.
