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The police have taken control of the transfer of migrants to a camp in Ceuta's port, with reinforcements needed to manage the crowd after the Guardia Civil's operation began early in the morning.
An investigation reveals that Jonathan Andic showed interest in a therapy that involved simulating pushing a family member off a cliff.
The Mediterranean region is on alert due to the prediction of a succession of extreme rainfall events expected in October.
There was public outcry in Valencia regarding the ES-Alert system being activated after streets were already flooded by heavy rain.
The auction for a penthouse owned by Isabel Díaz Ayuso, president of the Community of Madrid, has gone unsold due to a lack of offers.
The article discusses how Donald Trump is expected to finish his presidential term without witnessing any interest rate reductions, with the Federal Reserve defending its independence.
This opinion piece from The Economist questions whether the escalating arms race in artificial intelligence can be halted.
FC Barcelona has registered record income but continues to report losses, indicating the club is far from financially sound with 18 million euros in losses.
Santander is preparing a redundancy plan for its technology subsidiaries as it completes the deployment of its platforms.
A heavy downpour early in the morning caused flooding in several streets in the Front Marítim area of Barcelona.
An internal message from a Microsoft executive suggests that OpenAI may have 'stolen' millions of articles from The New York Times to develop its AI.
The AI model Claude is now capable of independently completing a quarter of the work required by researchers to create new AI models.
A man known as 'El Trompas' has been arrested and is suspected of the femicide of Claudia Tacoronte in Mexico.