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Government Races to Remove Migrants From Ceuta Streets Within Two Weeks
Spain's government is expediting efforts to house all irregular migrants in Ceuta and speed up deportations. New shelters and digital procedures aim to ease tensions after recent unrest. Security forces remain on high alert.
Spain Requests Frontex Support to Speed Up Migrant Processing in Ceuta
Spain has formally asked the European Commission for Frontex and Europol support in Ceuta. The goal is to accelerate migrant identification and asylum processing. The move follows a surge in irregular entries at the border.
PP Leadership to Head Ceuta Protests on Eve of Sánchez Debate
PP leaders will join nationwide rallies for Ceuta amid a migration crisis. The move comes just before Sánchez faces questions in Congress. Political divisions deepen within the FEMP.
Borrell Warns of EU Isolation Over Spain’s Foreign Policy Shift
Josep Borrell criticizes the European Commission’s approach to Israel and warns that Spain’s independent foreign policy is leading to marginalization within the EU. The government’s positions on Gaza and migration have drawn sharp reactions.
Moncloa Moves to Align Robles and Marlaska Over Ceuta Crisis
Spain’s government is working to unify conflicting accounts from key ministers on the intelligence response to the Ceuta migrant surge. The move aims to prevent further division within the cabinet as scrutiny intensifies.
Tensions Escalate Between Marlaska and Robles Over Ceuta Crisis
Interior Minister Marlaska and Defence Minister Robles face renewed conflict after the Ceuta migration surge. Disagreements over intelligence warnings and Morocco’s role deepen the rift. The government struggles to contain internal divisions.
PSOE Seeks to Defuse Robles-Marlaska Rift Over CNI Reports in Ceuta
A dispute between Interior and Defence over CNI intelligence on Ceuta has exposed divisions in the Spanish government. PSOE now argues both ministers' accounts may be valid. The crisis highlights gaps in crisis anticipation and response.
Pedro Sánchez Faces Criticism for Vacationing Amid Ceuta Migration Crisis
Pedro Sánchez has resumed his private holiday in Andorra just days after government action on the Ceuta migration crisis. The timing of his absence has sparked debate over leadership and priorities.
Spain Sets €40,000 Fines for Lobbying Violations Under New Decree
Spain enforces new rules for lobbying groups, introducing fines up to €40,000 and registration bans. The decree targets transparency and accountability in dealings with public officials. Key changes affect both lobbies and former high-ranking officials.
Defence Minister Admits Government Failures in Ceuta Crisis
Defence Minister Margarita Robles publicly acknowledged errors and delays in the government's handling of the Ceuta border crisis. The session in Congress left key questions unanswered and sparked calls for her resignation.
Madrid Takes Direct Control of Ceuta Crisis With Single Command
Spain’s government has established a single command to manage Ceuta’s migration crisis. Ángel Víctor Torres will lead the response. An economic recovery plan is also in preparation.
Sánchez Calls National Security Council as Ceuta Faces Ongoing Migrant Crisis
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez convenes the National Security Council after nearly a month of tension in Ceuta. Over 80,000 migrants entered the enclave, leaving thousands stranded. The government faces pressure to restore order.
Ceuta Migrant Crisis Forces Government to Face Congress Scrutiny
The unresolved migrant influx in Ceuta pushes the government to present its version in Congress. Seven ministers will testify, aiming to clarify facts and counter misinformation. The crisis exposes deep political divisions ahead of the election year.
Guardia Civil Traces Suspect Payments in Leire Díez Case
Investigators are tracking financial flows tied to the Leire Díez case. Dozens of accounts, including those linked to PSOE, are under review. The probe aims to clarify who financed the alleged scheme and how funds were moved.
Spanish Government Weighs Royal Call to Morocco Amid Ceuta Crisis
The Spanish government considered asking King Felipe VI to contact Morocco's monarch over the Ceuta migration crisis. The call has not taken place. Tensions remain as Madrid seeks to avoid escalation with Rabat.
Ángel Víctor Torres to Lead Government Response to Ceuta Crisis
The Spanish government will appoint Ángel Víctor Torres to coordinate ministries handling the Ceuta migration crisis. The move follows a surge of arrivals in late July. Torres brings experience from his time in the Canary Islands.
Ceuta PSOE Deputies Demand State of Alarm and Frontex Amid Migration Crisis
Two PSOE deputies in Ceuta have publicly criticized the government's response to the migration crisis. They call for a state of alarm, national emergency status, and permanent Frontex presence at the border.
PP Blames Sánchez for Ministers' Repeated Absence in Senate Over Ceuta
Key ministers again failed to appear in the Senate to address the Ceuta crisis. The PP accuses Sánchez of orchestrating the absences. The party now turns to the Supreme Court for clarification.
PP Moves to Censure Five Ministers Over Ceuta Migrant Crisis
The PP will seek the formal censure of five government ministers in the Senate. The move follows their absence from hearings on the Ceuta migrant crisis. Tensions rise as the opposition uses its majority to escalate pressure.
National Court Orders New Cloning of Juanma Serrano’s Phone Amid Legal Dispute
The National Court has initiated a fresh, court-supervised copy of Juan Manuel Serrano’s phone. The move follows legal challenges over the device’s initial seizure and the validity of previous data extraction by the UCO.
Hundreds of Migrant Minors in Canary Islands Refuse Transfer to Mainland
Over a thousand migrant minors in the Canary Islands formally opposed being moved to mainland Spain. Many had already built strong ties, found work, or were close to finishing studies on the islands.
Sumar Urges Government to Make Lorca a Global Symbol of Creative Freedom
Sumar calls for a national plan to elevate Federico García Lorca as a universal icon of creative freedom. The proposal marks 90 years since his assassination and demands stronger cultural and educational initiatives.
Judge Orders Second Extraction of Ex-Correos Chief’s iPhone in ‘Leire’ Case
A National Court judge has mandated a new forensic copy of Juan Manuel Serrano’s iPhone. The move aims to secure the legal validity of evidence in the ‘Leire’ case. Serrano and his lawyer were present for the procedure.
Ceuta’s President Breaks with Madrid Over Migrant Crisis Response
Ceuta’s leader, Juan José Vivas, has ended years of institutional harmony with Madrid. The city’s government now openly criticizes the national response to the recent surge in migrant arrivals. The shift marks a new phase in the crisis.
Three Ministers to Face Congress Over Ceuta Migrant Crisis
Three ministers will address Congress on their response to the Ceuta crisis. Their appearances follow mounting pressure and political tension. The government aims to clarify its actions after the recent migrant influx.
Albares skips Senate session on Ceuta crisis, sparking political backlash
Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares did not appear in the Senate to address the Ceuta border incident. The absence triggered sharp criticism from opposition parties. The government insists ministers will report to Congress later this month.
Ceuta’s President Threatens Legal Action Over Government Inaction
Ceuta’s leader has given Madrid 30 days to resolve the city’s crisis. Juan Jesús Vivas accuses the central government of near-total inaction. He warns of turning to the judiciary if no solution is found.
Vigo Mayor Abel Caballero Promises Bigger Stage for Bad Bunny
Vigo's mayor, Abel Caballero, claims the city could offer Bad Bunny a better stage than anywhere else. He also dismisses Felipe González's political influence and insists Pedro Sánchez's leadership is far from over.
Ceuta Crisis Sparks Criticism Over Government Response and Political Holidays
The government's handling of the Ceuta crisis has reignited debate over political holidays. Operational lapses and communication missteps have fueled perceptions of an absent leadership. Calls for accountability are growing.
Senate Escalates Institutional Clash Over Ceuta Crisis Hearings
The Senate, led by the PP, intensifies its confrontation with the government over ministerial appearances linked to the Ceuta crisis. The dispute highlights deep institutional tensions and questions the Senate's role in Spanish politics.
Sumar Faces Deep Rift with PSOE Over Almaraz Nuclear Extension
The Spanish government’s decision to extend Almaraz nuclear plant until 2030 has triggered a sharp conflict between PSOE and Sumar. The move breaks a key coalition promise and exposes new political fault lines.
Defence Minister Robles Delays Senate Appearance Amid Ceuta Crisis Tensions
Margarita Robles will not appear before the Senate to address the Ceuta crisis until the regular session begins. The PP accuses the government of blocking ministers from testifying. Political pressure mounts in Madrid.
PP Presses Sánchez Over Morocco's Threat to Suspend Extradition Deal
The Partido Popular has sharply criticized the government after Morocco signaled it may halt the extradition agreement. The dispute centers on Ceuta and Melilla, with the PP demanding stronger action from Madrid.
Madrid Judge Transfers ‘Caso Leire’ to National Court Amid Signs of Higher-Level Involvement
A Madrid judge has handed the ‘Caso Leire’ probe to the National Court, citing evidence of a broader criminal network. The case now points to figures with greater authority within the PSOE structure.
María Jesús Montero Faces Challenge Leading PSOE in Andalusia
María Jesús Montero takes charge of the PSOE in Andalusia after historic losses. The new coalition between PP and Vox changes the balance of power. Left-wing parties now dominate the opposition benches.
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