New reports indicate that minors have been illegally expelled from Ceuta to Morocco, while the Interior Ministry has stepped up border surveillance following alerts of potential new assaults. This comes amidst revelations that the Army in Ceuta was on high alert before a previous assault, and an internal government dispute has emerged over warnings regarding border crossings. The Government Delegate in Ceuta is expected to testify as scrutiny over the CNI's intelligence and the government's…

elDiario.es: Minors Report Illegal Expulsion from Ceuta to Morocco: 'We Said We Didn't…

Minors are reporting their illegal expulsion from Ceuta to Morocco, claiming their pleas were ignored and they were treated as if they didn't matter.

20minutos: Interior Ministry Reinforces Border Surveillance in Ceuta Amidst Assault Alerts

Spain's Ministry of the Interior is increasing security at the Ceuta border and Spanish sovereignty islets due to alerts of a potential assault on Sunday, with Morocco also reinforcing its security measures.

El Confidencial: Government Delegate in Ceuta to Testify if CNI Alert is Received

The Government Delegate in Ceuta is reportedly set to testify before the National Court if an alert from the CNI (National Intelligence Center) is received, in a case related to mass immigration.

El Mundo: Defense: The Army in Ceuta Was on Alert Two Days Before the Assault but…

Reports indicate that the Spanish Army in Ceuta was put on high alert two days prior to an assault, but deployment orders were not issued until the afternoon of July 30th, raising questions about the government's response.

EL PAÍS: Internal Government Dispute Over Ceuta Border Crossing Warnings

A dispute has erupted within the government's delegation in Ceuta following the resignation of the chief of staff, who claims he did inform superiors about a border crossing warning, creating a new internal conflict for the administration.

El Confidencial: Moncloa Discredits CNI to Avoid Six Incriminating Questions on Ceuta

The government (Moncloa) is reportedly discrediting the CNI to evade six uncomfortable questions concerning the situation in Ceuta.

La Vanguardia: First resignation over Ceuta crisis adds pressure to the Government

The first resignation related to the Ceuta crisis intensifies pressure on the Spanish government, with details emerging about prior warnings.

The Ceuta migratory crisis is now significantly affecting Spanish tourism to Morocco, with reports of up to 80% cancellations. The Leader of the Opposition and President of the People's Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, is increasing pressure on Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government, demanding the repatriation of irregular migrants and hinting at further revelations. The crisis is also being linked to a brutal racist aggression against a young Moroccan man in Mula, highlighting growing social…

La Vanguardia: Ceuta migratory crisis hits Spanish tourism to Morocco

The tourism sector reports up to an 80% cancellation rate for trips to Morocco in September due to the Ceuta migratory crisis.

elDiario.es: PP Increases Pressure on Government Regarding Ceuta, with Eye on October 12th

The People's Party (PP) is intensifying its pressure on the Spanish government concerning the situation in Ceuta, with a particular focus on the upcoming October 12th national holiday.

20minutos: Feijóo Urges Caution within PP, Confident of More Revelations on Ceuta Situation

Alberto Núñez Feijóo has instructed the Popular Party to exercise prudence, believing there are further revelations concerning the Ceuta situation beyond what he describes as a 'controlled demolition' by the government.

El Mundo: Crisis on the Border: The Government's Surprising Silence While Morocco…

This story highlights a perceived silence from the Spanish government amidst threats from Morocco, with the opposition Popular Party (PP) being the main entity responding.

elDiario.es: Brutal Aggression in Mula: Moroccan Youth Attacked with Racist Slurs

A young Moroccan man was brutally attacked in Mula, with the aggressors using racist insults and referencing the situation in Ceuta and Melilla.

20minutos: PP Demands Sánchez Expedite Return of Irregular Migrants from Ceuta

The Popular Party is urging Prime Minister Sánchez to quickly repatriate all irregular migrants from Ceuta, accusing his government of being subservient to Morocco.

El Confidencial: Why the Far-Right is Growing (and How it Affects Feijóo and Abascal)

An analysis exploring the reasons behind the growth of the far-right political movement in Spain and its impact on prominent political figures like Feijóo and Abascal.

A lieutenant colonel in the Guardia Civil has been suspended for six months amidst an investigation into a prostitution ring. In Madrid, the Community government is altering plans for Line 11 of the metro following a disagreement with the Ministry of Defense. Economically, rising interest rates are intensifying competition among banks for deposits and savings.

elDiario.es: Guardia Civil Officer Suspended for Six Months Amid Brothel Scheme Investigation

A lieutenant colonel in the Guardia Civil, investigated in a prostitution ring scheme, has been suspended for six months and lives in Madrid.

elDiario.es: Madrid's Line 11 Changes Direction After Clash with Ministry of Defense

The Community of Madrid is changing the direction of Line 11 of its metro after a disagreement with the Ministry of Defense, also looking at MetroSur.

elDiario.es: Interest Rate Hikes Accelerate Banks' Fight for Deposits and Savings Accounts

The increase in interest rates has intensified the competition among banks to attract deposits and savings.

20minutos: Antonio Lobato: 'Madring' Puts Us in Our Place; We're Privileged to Host Two…

Motorsport commentator Antonio Lobato expresses his view that the Madrid Grand Prix ('Madring') offers perspective and that hosting two Formula 1 races in Spain is a privilege.

EL PAÍS: PP and Vox Renew Electoral Deception Theory: From Indra to Correos and…

The conservative parties PP and Vox have consistently accused the government of attempting to manipulate elections, citing various issues from corporate contracts to specific legislation like the 'law of grandchildren'.

elDiario.es: Fossil Industry Wins Climate Narrative: Oil Shifts from Problem to Solution

The article argues that the fossil fuel industry is winning the climate change narrative, reframing oil as a solution rather than a problem.