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The news on 20minutos.es today is dominated by the escalating situation at the border of Ceuta, Spain, with reports of migrant alerts and the Spanish Prime Minister seeking answers from Morocco. Additionally, there are reports on a domestic political incident in the Spanish Congress, a…
The President of Congress, Francina Armengol, expelled a Popular Party deputy for allegedly displaying a weapon during a government control session, escalating political tensions.
An alert has been issued at the border of Ceuta, Spain, following the detection of groups of sub-Saharan migrants near the Benzú crossing point.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stated he has requested 'answers' from Morocco, acknowledging a failure in their border control at Ceuta.
Morocco's address at the UN focused on the Sahara issue, notably omitting any references to the border crisis in Ceuta or the ongoing migratory situation.
Morocco is holding elections with low youth voter registration and ongoing border tension in Ceuta, where protests by Generation Z could reignite.
This report outlines the main candidates in Morocco's elections and their positions regarding the territorial claims over Spain's cities of Ceuta and Melilla.
A live update on the government control session in Congress, which was significantly shaped by the absence of Prime Minister Sánchez and primarily focused on the Ceuta situation.
Google Maps has begun to classify the Spanish cities of Ceuta and Melilla as 'disputed territory,' marking their borders with a discontinuous line.
Donald Trump and Delcy Rodríguez held their first meeting in New York, indicating an unprecedented rapprochement between the United States and Venezuela.
Venezuelan politician María Corina Machado reported that she has been prevented from returning to Venezuela three times this week from Panama.
This article explains the process of selecting members for popular juries, the types of crimes they are involved in, and the general tendencies of their verdicts.
Tension erupted during the eviction of a woman named Maricarmen, as dozens of people attempted to block the police from carrying out the eviction.
A well-known writer has offered to pay €2,150 per month for life to prevent the eviction of an 87-year-old woman named Maricarmen.
Humanoid robots capable of impressive feats like running and dancing still face significant problems that hinder their integration into factory environments.
Sports journalist Juanma Castaño has apologized for comparing Real Madrid to the newspaper 'Gara' but stands by his critique, accusing the club of lying and manipulation.
This health article suggests that the cause of poor sleep is not stress, but rather that stress is a consequence of inadequate sleep.
