Spain
Detenido un hombre acusado de coacciones y odio contra Cake Minuesa durante el partido de la selección española, en Bilbao
EU interior ministers will discuss the crisis in Ceuta today at an extraordinary meeting
Spanish intelligence did not warn of the Ceuta crisis, according to the government
Spokesman Elma Sainz denied there was a CNI report.
Hundreds of migrants arriving in Ceuta are on the beach in an increasingly precarious situation
Police have cordoned off Trampoline Beach to prevent migrants from leaving the city. Lack of food, water shortages and tension among the people gathered are increasing day by day and the situation of migrants is becoming more tense, especially given the uncertainty about their future.
The National High Court is investigating whether the entry of migrants into Ceuta was an organized act
Lack of shelter and food: migration crisis overflows the Ceuta migration centre and exceeds the capacity of NGOs
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.
Morocco blames the Ceuta crisis for misunderstandings about mafias, disinformation and returns
The Moroccan Ministry of the Interior has made an initial assessment of the massive influx of migrants into Ceuta and has reported the deaths of 11 people, a situation that Rabat has attributed to trafficking networks, disinformation campaigns and a misinterpretation of a Spanish Supreme Court ruling.
The European Union will meet urgently on Tuesday to discuss the migration crisis in Ceuta, meeting its interior ministers
Sanchez calls for an urgent meeting of EU interior ministers on the migration crisis in Ceuta
The Spanish Prime Minister has conveyed to Ursula von der Leyen his "grave concern" about the reaction of some European governments and has strongly criticised the closure of the borders announced by Italy.
Thousands of migrants begin to return to Morocco
The entry of more than 50,000 migrants into Ceuta has left the city saturated, and many have embarked on returning to Morocco.
Petrol and diesel will rise by more than six cents per litre from tomorrow as a result of the increase in the Special Tax on Hydrocarbons
Filling the average petrol tank costs EUR 8.5 more than a year ago and the diesel tank costs almost EUR 16 more in the middle of the August exit operation.
The year-on-year CPI rose to 3.5% in July in Spain due to rising fuels and electricity
Underlying inflation (excluding energy and fresh food) rose by a tenth in July to 3%.
Heat and wind are making extinction difficult in the fires in Zamora, Madrid, Ávila and Castellón
Despite positive developments during the night, the heat is hampering the extinction efforts, especially in Zamora, where the fires in Madrid, Ávila and Castellón are still active, although they are already perimeter.
The fires in Madrid, Ávila and Castellón improve on the threshold of the orange alert
Night extinguishment work has made it possible to improve the state of the fires in the Community of Madrid, Ávila and Vall d'Uixo, before the start of a new heat wave, scheduled from today.
Sanchez: "What else has to happen to agree a climate emergency pact?"
The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, has warned that "the climate emergency kills" and has again called for a State Pact against the Climate Emergency and "negationism." Sánchez recalled that in 2026 the fires have burned more than 170,000 hectares in Spain, six times more than last year.
The confinement of the municipality of La Vall d'Uixon has been lifted, and evacuation measures have been maintained for the rest of the day
The Castellón fire broke out on the fourth day with a weak wind and visibility problems, according to Aemet.
The threat of fires in Madrid is reduced, but the weather is expected to worsen due to heat
Spanish government sources have warned that the fire is not yet controlled and that "the weather is still changing".
Sanchez calls for a state pact on climate emergencies
The President of the Spanish Government, who visited the Cinderella Advanced Command Post and announced a single fire coordination command in Madrid and Ávila, said there was "a window of opportunity" to control the fire.
Brussels mobilizes four aircraft from Greece and Italy to help combat the fires that hit Madrid and Ávila
Ayuso has claimed that this is "the most serious fire in the history of the Community of Madrid" and has stressed that the top priority is "saving lives." The fire has already burned about 6,000 hectares and the flames remain "powerless to extinguish."
