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El Mundo

Visit site ↗ September 16, 2026

El Mundo's front page on September 16, 2026, is dominated by the ongoing crisis in Ceuta, with multiple stories covering political reactions, immigration issues, and Spain's relationship with Morocco. Other prominent stories include domestic political struggles, economic concerns like housing…

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Sánchez Accuses Feijóo of Obstructing Ceuta Crisis Resolution ↗

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Prime Minister Sánchez accuses the opposition leader Feijóo of hindering efforts to resolve the crisis in Ceuta and attempting to prolong the situation.

Government Officials Publicly Blame Sánchez for Ceuta Crisis ↗

For the first time, government officials are publicly criticizing Sánchez's handling of the Ceuta crisis, stating that the PP is winning the narrative battle.

Morocco's Interest in Provoking Crisis in Spain Questioned by European… ↗

European socialists question Morocco's motives in escalating the crisis in Ceuta and threaten to block a resolution of support for Spain.

Ceuta Border Crisis: Overcrowding at Reception Center, Government Prepares… ↗

The reception center in Ceuta is overcrowded, with the government preparing an additional 1,000 spaces despite technical reports advising against it.

Royal Family's Ceuta Visit Deadline Looms Amidst Anomaly Concerns ↗

The deadline for setting a date for the King's historic visit to Ceuta is approaching, with questions arising about potential anomalies.

Spanish Intelligence Agents Erupt After Ceuta Documents Declassified ↗

Spanish intelligence agents react strongly following the declassification of documents related to Ceuta, expressing feelings of exposure.

Madrid Politics: Ayuso and Almeida Allies Face Resurrection Test ↗

Key figures within the Madrid regional government, associated with Ayuso and Almeida, are facing a critical moment to revive their political strength.

Young Spaniards Need 98.7% of Salary to Rent Alone, Highlighting Precariousness ↗

A study reveals that young people in Spain must allocate nearly their entire salary to rent a solo apartment, underscoring economic precarity and rising costs.

Spanish School System: Excellent Students Decline Faster Than Average ↗

The Spanish education system shows that high-achieving students are deteriorating more rapidly than their peers, raising concerns about educational quality.