The European Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation into the case involving Begoña Gómez, the wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, adding an international dimension to the ongoing corruption probe. This development comes as Judge Juan Carlos Peinado, who is overseeing the case, is accused of potentially concealing crucial information that could undermine the judicial pursuit against Gómez.

El Confidencial: European Prosecutor's Office Investigates Begoña Gómez Case

The European Prosecutor's Office is investigating the case involving Begoña Gómez, the wife of the Spanish Prime Minister, to clarify 'X' details. This is part of a broader corruption probe.

elDiario.es: Judge Peinado Hides Key Data Dismantling Judicial Pursuit of Begoña Gómez

An analysis suggests that Judge Peinado may have concealed crucial information that undermines the judicial case against Begoña Gómez.

El Confidencial: The Prime Minister's Wife is Not a Victim of Anything: An Exaltation of…

This analysis argues that the Prime Minister's wife is not a victim but rather benefits from privileges and absolute power, questioning the narrative surrounding her situation.

Political tensions in the Spanish Congress reached a high point when Francina Armengol, the President of Congress, expelled Popular Party deputy Ana Vázquez for allegedly displaying a weapon, identified as pepper spray, during a government control session. The incident led to a verbal confrontation and further escalated the ongoing political infighting.

20minutos: Armengol Expels PP Deputy Ana Vázquez for Showing a Weapon

The President of Congress, Francina Armengol, expelled a Popular Party deputy for allegedly displaying a weapon during a government control session, escalating political tensions.

20minutos: Live: Government Session Marked by Sánchez's Absence and Ceuta Focus

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.

The migratory crisis in Ceuta continues to escalate, with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez demanding answers from Morocco for its border control failures. The Spanish government is bolstering border security, exploring legal measures to shorten migrant expulsion deadlines, and seeking new reception facilities. New alerts have been issued following the detection of sub-Saharan migrant groups, and Google Maps has begun classifying the borders of Ceuta and Melilla as 'disputed territory.' Rumors also…

elDiario.es: Government Studies Cutting Migrant Expulsion Deadlines by Law and Seeks New…

The Spanish government is exploring legal measures to shorten the timeframes for expelling migrants and is looking for new reception facilities in Ceuta.

La Vanguardia: Ceuta Faces New Migrant Entry Alert Amidst Border Reinforcement

The Spanish government has reinforced security at the Ceuta border following warnings of a potential new large-scale migrant crossing.

20minutos: Alert at Ceuta Border After Sub-Saharan Groups Detected Near Benzú Crossing

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.

elDiario.es: Sánchez Demands Responses from Morocco: "It's Evident Their Border Control…

Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez has called for action from Morocco, stating that their border control measures were clearly inadequate.

20minutos: Sánchez Demands Answers from Morocco Over Border Control Failure at Ceuta

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stated he has requested 'answers' from Morocco, acknowledging a failure in their border control at Ceuta.

El Confidencial: Ceuta Migratory Crisis: Morocco Direct

This article provides live updates and information regarding the migratory crisis in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, and its connection with Morocco.

El Mundo: Crisis: Delegate of the Government in Ceuta is rumored to be considering…

Reports suggest that the government delegate in Ceuta is contemplating resignation amidst an ongoing crisis in the city.

elDiario.es: Ceuta Braces for Migrant Influx Amid Heightened Border Security

Ceuta is on high alert due to potential new waves of migrants attempting to enter the city, with increased border controls in place.

20minutos: Google Maps Marks Ceuta and Melilla Borders as 'Disputed Territory'

Google Maps has begun to classify the Spanish cities of Ceuta and Melilla as 'disputed territory,' marking their borders with a discontinuous line.

El Confidencial: Moncloa Blames PP for Ceuta Minors After Transfer

The Moncloa Palace (Spanish Government) is reportedly blaming the PP (People's Party) for issues related to minors in Ceuta following a transfer, highlighting political tensions.

A growing trend of political boycotts is significantly impacting the cultural landscape in Spain, leading to cancellations and censorship. An editorial piece highlights that boycotts should not replace open debate.

El Mundo: Literature: Political boycott extends cancellations, censorship and cultural…

This piece discusses the growing trend of political boycotts impacting cancellations, censorship, and the broader cultural landscape. It includes an editorial stating that boycotts cannot replace debate and a podcast featuring Ed Sheeran, Allianz, and Ariana Harwick on the culture of boycotts.

A significant majority has expressed support for an amnesty that would cover charges related to embezzlement and other convictions stemming from the Catalan independence movement.

elDiario.es: Majority Backs Amnesty for Embezzlement and Other 'Procés' Convictions

A significant majority supports an amnesty for charges related to embezzlement and other convictions stemming from the Catalan independence movement.

Judge Pedraz has reportedly connected the 'Cloacas' case with a resolution that supports a plan to eliminate an individual named Balas, suggesting potential political intrigue and legal maneuvers.

El Confidencial: Pedraz Links Cloacas Case to Resolution Supporting the Plan to 'Kill' Balas

Judge Pedraz has connected the 'Cloacas' case with a resolution that supports a plan to eliminate Balas, indicating potential political intrigue and legal maneuvers.