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Spain's Ministry of the Interior is increasing security at the Ceuta border and Spanish sovereignty islets due to alerts of a potential assault on Sunday, with Morocco also reinforcing its security measures.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo has instructed the Popular Party to exercise prudence, believing there are further revelations concerning the Ceuta situation beyond what he describes as a 'controlled demolition' by the government.
The Popular Party is urging Prime Minister Sánchez to quickly repatriate all irregular migrants from Ceuta, accusing his government of being subservient to Morocco.
This story highlights the illegal crossing of the Ceuta border, with individuals reportedly driven by their sexual orientation, including one account of a death threat from a brother.
Motorsport commentator Antonio Lobato expresses his view that the Madrid Grand Prix ('Madring') offers perspective and that hosting two Formula 1 races in Spain is a privilege.
The Formula 1 action resumes in Madrid with a crucial day for Spanish drivers Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso during the Spanish Grand Prix practice and qualifying sessions.
This report details the high prices of food and beverages at the Madrid Formula 1 Grand Prix, with a beer costing 7 euros and water at 3.50 euros.
An analysis of Donald Trump's territorial ambitions and his tendency to rename geographical locations, suggesting it's a strategy to influence mentality and exert power.
A profile of Emma Bonino, described as a key figure in European politics, highlighting her role in advocating for humanitarian causes and rights within Europe.
A new regulation is being finalized concerning the electricity supply for data centers, which is creating friction between the industry and renewable energy sectors.
A legal ruling suggests that many homeowners who took out life insurance with a single premium as part of their mortgage may be entitled to recover money, as it's considered a relevant financial cost.
Weather forecaster Roberto Brasero has warned that the current heatwave is not yet over and is expected to continue in the coming hours.
An unusual meteorological phenomenon, known as 'red sprites,' has been observed in the skies over Almería and Valencia.