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A group of people set fire to part of a migrant settlement in Ceuta
In recent days, there have been numerous protests at various points in Ceuta, including displacements to migrant camps, and the National Police has had to intervene on several occasions to prevent direct clashes.
Bolaños has assured that there is no indication that Morocco encouraged a massive influx of people into Ceuta
The Spanish Minister for the Presidency, Félix Bolaños, stated at a hearing in the Congress of Deputies on Thursday that the Spanish Government had no information on the entry of thousands of people through Ceuta on 30 and 31 July.
Night of riots in Ceuta, 12 migrants detained, four wounded military personnel and attacks and persecution of Ceuti migrants
Around 5.30 a.m., a group of migrants of 30 or 40 people surrounded a military vehicle, injuring the four soldiers inside and seriously damaging the vehicle. Previously, hundreds of Ceuti citizens protesting in front of the government delegation in the afternoon marched to Benitez beach, chasing migrants and throwing their blankets, mattresses and other goods into the sea.
Pradales, on the humanitarian crisis in Ceuta: "Is it so difficult for the President of the Government and Feijóo to pick up the phone to agree on minimum standards?"
According to the President, in the face of a crisis such as that in Ceuta, there should be only one way: to respond effectively and humanely, which is transparency, unity, cooperation and speed.
Health reminds Feijóo that the competence lies with the Government of Ceuta and adds that the request for confinement "is not justified"
Minister Monica Garcia has stated that immigrants and Ceutis "do not live in the same spaces" and that short street interactions "cannot pose a public health risk." On the other hand, there will be a meeting this Monday for the autonomies to send vaccines to Ceuta.
Health reminds Feijóo that the competence lies with the Government of Ceuta and adds that the request for confinement "is not justified"
Minister Monica Garcia has stated that immigrants and Ceutis "do not live in the same spaces" and that short street interactions "cannot pose a public health risk." On the other hand, there will be a meeting this Monday for the autonomies to send vaccines to Ceuta.
The Ministry of Health has convened an emergency meeting of the Autonomous Communities on Monday to send vaccines to Ceuta
The meeting will be held in a telematic manner, and the most needed vaccines are those for triple viral, chickenpox, polio, tetanus and diphtheria.
AVIS has been sentenced to EUR 1 million for charging its customers management costs for traffic fines
The car rental company applies a surcharge of between €33.88 and €45 for managing the payment of the fine and informing the administration of the offender's identity.
The earth is still shaking in Grenada
Last night there were six distinctive shocks in Granada and the surrounding metropolitan area.
Amaia Galíndez, Portugalujo in Granada: "Nervousness and fear have taken hold here"
Amongst the inhabitants of Granada there is a great deal of nervousness about the earthquakes.
Brussels supports the return of minor migrants in Ceuta to Morocco
European Commission spokesman Markus Lammert has insisted that all illegal migrants in the autonomous city must be returned, and has hoped that the Spanish and Moroccan authorities will work to ensure this.
Another 4.7 earthquake struck Grenada, leaving three wounded and the Alhambra closed
Another 4.7 earthquake in Granada has caused minor injuries to three people, including a minor. The epicenter has been in the town of Gojar in Ranada, but it has also been felt in the other territories of Andalusia. Granada monuments have had to be closed as a precaution, including the Alhambra itself.
The Imserso will use the same formula as last year's 2026-2027 season: trips at 50 euros and pet travel
Almost 900,000 places will be offered in total, 7,400 of which have been reserved for pensioners with fewer resources at a price of EUR 50.
With the rain, they managed to control the Riglos fire
Due to the favourable development of the forest fire, residents evacuated from 19 population centres (more than 1,000) will begin to return to their homes today.
Ceuta's president accuses the government of "make-up reality" and gives it 30 days to resolve the crisis
Juan Vivas has strongly criticized the government for its "lack of response" and "passivity" in the face of the migration crisis that has arisen following the entry of some 70,000 people from Morocco into the autonomous city on 30 and 31 July. In a hearing, Vivas asked whether the government's passivity seeks to "not disturb" Morocco and announced that it will turn to the judiciary and other levels if the crisis is not resolved within 30 days.
They were able to do a "fruitful job" tonight in the Riglos fire in Huesca, thanks to the rain
Most efforts will focus again on Mount Oroel near Jaca in the next few hours, temperatures will rise and the wind is expected to complicate the situation.
Work to contain the Riglos fire will continue after a calmer night
The extinction operation will have about 1,000 people on Sunday, including a hundred French firefighters, and the fire has already affected some 16,600 hectares.
Several missing and injured by flooding near Ponferrada (Leon)
Emergency services received a report of the incident at around 7.30 p.m. No specific figures have yet been released.
The Riglos fire is still alive in Huesca, but the flames have not reached the villages
The fire has already affected more than 15,000 hectares and 18 villages have been evacuated, while more than 600 firefighters and emergency workers are working to contain the flames.
Morocco says it has thwarted hundreds of migrants' attempts to reach Ceuta
Moroccan security forces claim to have dispersed migrants, mostly of sub-Saharan origin, who were hiding in a mountainous area of Castillejos.