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The news front page of 20minutos, a Spanish newspaper, highlights the ongoing crisis in Ceuta with a live update on the government's difficulty in estimating the number of migrants remaining. Other domestic stories include a significant rise in housing prices despite a slowdown in the rate of…
The Spanish government has stated that it is 'impossible' to provide an exact figure for the number of migrants currently in Ceuta, while also reporting that 4,000 have been repatriated since August 10th.
The government's approach to the Morocco situation is under scrutiny from all sides, with no obvious solutions in sight. Prime Minister Sánchez has adjusted his discourse following police evidence, while the PP criticizes his 'weakness and fear'.
The cost of housing has seen a dramatic increase of 12.2% over the past year, even as the rate of this increase has begun to slow down.
Migrants in Ceuta are dependent on food handouts, with one individual stating that the awaited distribution of supplies on Trampolin beach is 'the only meal of the day'.
Tesh Sidi criticizes the management of the Ceuta crisis, stating it was 'disastrous' and that a 'single command' was missing from the beginning.
Business owners in Ceuta are calling for inclusion in the Customs Union while retaining their tax advantages, similar to those enjoyed by the Canary Islands.
Twenty-five years after the September 11th attacks on the Twin Towers, this story investigates the fates of the ideologues and perpetrators, some killed and others still held in Guantanamo.
Law enforcement has taken control of the Peña Gorbea boulevard in Madrid to combat the resurgence of drug dealing, with concerns that it could impact an entire generation.
Bruce Campbell, known for his roles in 'Spiderman' and 'Evil Dead', has revealed he has been diagnosed with terminal cancer and has approximately five years to live, stating he has chosen to live with it.
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has achieved significant electoral success and is now positioned to govern a German region for the first time.
Singer Dani Martín sports a new shaved head, which he explains was the result of an accidental haircut, humorously stating 'they will have to apologize to me'.
This article discusses the advancements in ultrasonic rhinoplasty, highlighting how the technique has evolved beyond older procedures, exemplified by the well-known change in Michael Jackson's nose.
