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The National High Court has opened proceedings following a complaint by Iustitia Europa requesting information on the whereabouts of survivors and fatalities.

In order to provide urgent care for minors who have arrived in the autonomous city during this migration crisis, the Spanish Government will allocate an additional EUR 25 million to Ceuta.

Spokesman Elma Sainz denied there was a CNI report.

The Temporary Stay Centre for Foreigners (CETI) has been overcrowded in recent days, with hundreds of migrants arriving from both Morocco and sub-Saharan African countries, including Sudan and Chad, waiting on the beach of El Trampolín and on the outskirts of the migration centre due to lack of space, while migratory pressure has exceeded the attention capacity of NGOs, whose priority is to provide food to migrants who have not eaten since their arrival, but who also provide information on their rights.

So far, 67 people have died, but divers have found more bodies.

The new infrastructure, which is 500 metres long, seeks to resolve a legal dispute over immediate reimbursements.

The Minister of the Interior has stated that the Spanish Government is working to ensure that a massive influx such as that of 30 July does not recur, although he has admitted that he cannot guarantee that it will not happen again.

The Supreme Court ruled that immediate refunds can only be made in the case of those who exceed the "frontier elements"; this measure is intended to meet that requirement.

Some migrants say they will try again, and they criticize the "police strategy" by urging businesses to close.

The entry of more than 50,000 migrants into Ceuta has left the city saturated, and many have embarked on returning to Morocco.

The PP leader has called for strengthening security in Ceuta, reforming the Aliens Act and for Pedro Sánchez to appear in Congress. ERC, Vox and IU have also expressed their position on the migration crisis.

The President of the Spanish Government has condemned the "violation of the territorial integrity" of Spain and has stressed that the Government will respond firmly.

Thousands of people crossed the border from Morocco to Ceuta today without control, many of whom entered the Tarajal area, some swimming and others walking along the coast.

Morocco killed three membersof the Polisario Front last Sunday, attacking the car in which they were travelling with drones, including Lahbib Abdulaziz, one of the leaders of the Polisario and the son of Sahrawi President Mohamed Abdulaziz, and the attack took place on the same day that the UN envoy for the Sahara was visiting the Tindouf camps.

Two American military personnel participating in the "African Lion 2026" military exercises disappeared on Saturday night at a training camp in Cap Draa, near the city of Tan-Tan, south of Morocco. Indarras, Moroccans and other military personnel linked to African Lion are actively searching, using both ground and air resources.

Dozens of people, mainly Saharans, have taken to the streets of Bilbao on the 50th anniversary of the Arab Democratic Republic of Ahara, denouncing the occupation of Morocco after five decades of conflict and exile and calling for self-determination.

The Judicial Police has opened an investigation to determine the causes of the incident and to clarify the details. According to the residents, where the two buildings have collapsed there were huts in the past, and the owners may have "committed irregularities" when they were lifted.

The Sahrawi diaspora of the Basque Country has today concentrated in Vitoria-Gasteiz to show its rejection of the autonomy plan of Western Sahara, which has been raised under the sovereignty of Morocco. The Saharans have recalled that the Spanish State is responsible for "abandoning its people" and have demanded that the Spanish Government publicly reject the autonomy plan in order to hold a referendum on independence.

The Sahrawi organization denounces that the proposal for autonomy "legitimizes the occupation of Morocco".