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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.
Trump Calls Electric Car Owners 'Crazy' in Latest Attack
Donald Trump has intensified his opposition to electric vehicles, publicly mocking their owners and questioning the logic behind choosing battery-powered cars. His remarks highlight a deepening divide over the future of transport in the US.
Constitutional Court Upholds Suspension of Key Valencian Coastal Law Articles
Spain's Constitutional Court has kept two disputed articles of the Valencian coastal law suspended. The decision affects property owners and local authorities, while another provision allowing inventories of coastal settlements is now unblocked.
PP Spokesman Elías Bendodo Accuses Government of Holiday Neglect
Elías Bendodo, PP spokesman, publicly criticized the government for prioritizing holidays over urgent issues. The remarks, made in Tarifa, reignited debate on political responsibility during August. The controversy highlights ongoing tensions.
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.
Vox Loses Majority of Its Madrid City Council Group After Expulsions
Vox now holds just two seats in Madrid’s city council after expelling Carla Toscano and Ignacio Ansaldo. The party faces its weakest position ahead of the 2027 elections. Administrative changes and legal disputes have reshaped the group.
Spain to Open Four New Shelters for 1,500 Migrants in Ceuta
The Spanish government will create 1,500 places for migrants in Ceuta. Four sites are being prepared after a surge in arrivals. Local and central authorities remain divided over priorities and locations.
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.
Ayuso Faces Renewed Scrutiny Over Luxury Apartment Amid Ceuta Crisis
Isabel Díaz Ayuso again defends her government's purchase of a luxury penthouse. She links migration and violence to the Ceuta crisis. The press demands answers as controversy grows.
Ayuso Rejects Official Residence Amid Chamberí Penthouse Controversy
Isabel Díaz Ayuso has dismissed the need for an official residence after her government’s €6.3 million purchase of a Chamberí penthouse. The move comes just months before regional elections and has sparked political debate.
Public Housing Price Hike in Valencia Pushes Mortgages to €900 Monthly
The Generalitat's decision to raise the price cap for public housing in Valencia means buyers now face monthly mortgage payments near €900. The opposition warns this makes access unaffordable for most families.
Ceuta's President Threatens Legal Action Over Ongoing Crisis
Ceuta's president has given the central government 30 days to resolve the city's crisis. He accuses Madrid of inaction and warns of turning to the courts. The dispute centers on migration and local rights.
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.
US Maintains Economic Pressure on Cuba, Rules Out Quick Regime Change
The US is intensifying economic sanctions on Cuba, aiming for gradual change by 2029. Officials reject immediate intervention, leaving Cubans facing worsening shortages and uncertainty.
Trump Orders Major Cut to US-South Korea Military Drills
Donald Trump has directed a sharp reduction in joint US-South Korea military exercises. The move follows Seoul's refusal to support US efforts on Iran. North Korea's recent missile launch adds to the regional tension.
PPCV Faces Identity Crisis Amid Shift Toward Nationalist Rhetoric
The Valencian branch of the Partido Popular is at a crossroads. Recent moves signal a departure from its traditional moderate stance. The party now faces pressure over its approach to immigration and regional identity.
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.
Mijas Ecologists Mark 40 Years Battling Wildfires and Urban Expansion
The Sierra de Mijas Ecologist Group has spent four decades confronting wildfires, unchecked construction and water shortages. Their activism has shaped local policy but faces new challenges as the Costa del Sol grows.
Ceuta Health System Under Pressure as Migrant Arrivals Surge
Ceuta’s health services are stretched after a wave of irregular migrant arrivals. The government denies a collapse but demands new spaces for care. Local authorities insist they lack resources and call for immediate returns.
ERC Criticizes Catalan Government Over Mobility Failures During Eclipse
Elisenda Alamany from ERC accuses the Catalan government of poor planning after mobility issues during the solar eclipse. She links the incident to broader failures in public services and declining trust.
Centrist Parties Face Uphill Battle Amid Spain's Political Polarization
Attempts to launch a centrist party in Spain run into strong headwinds. Polls show limited demand and high voter loyalty to established blocs. The political climate leaves little room for new players.
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.
Junts Faces Declining Influence as Puigdemont's Return Remains Unclear
Junts per Catalunya struggles with internal divisions and reduced leverage in the Spanish Parliament. The party's hopes rest on Carles Puigdemont, but his plans remain uncertain. Key negotiations with Madrid have stalled.
Morocco Blocks Mass Migrant Attempt at Ceuta Border
Moroccan authorities have stopped hundreds of migrants from reaching Ceuta. A large police operation sealed the border, preventing a repeat of July's mass entry. Spain maintains reinforced security in the area.
PSOE Deputy in Ceuta Demands Government Delegate Resign Over Migration Crisis
Melchor León, a senior PSOE figure in Ceuta, has publicly called for the resignation of Miguel Ángel Pérez Triano. The move exposes deep divisions within the party amid the ongoing migration crisis in the city.
Moroccan Authorities Expel Efe and TVE Journalists from Castillejos
Moroccan officials forced Efe and TVE journalists to leave Castillejos. The reporters were covering police action against migrants near the Ceuta border. The order came without explanation and under threat of equipment confiscation.
Trump Plans to Declare Strait of Hormuz as US Territory After Iran Conflict
Donald Trump announced plans to claim the Strait of Hormuz for the US after military action against Iran. The move comes amid rising oil prices and a strict blockade on Iranian ports.
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.
Far-right patrols target immigrant neighborhoods in Valencia
A far-right group linked to España 2000 is launching street patrols in Valencia. The initiative, masked as a social NGO, focuses on areas with high immigrant populations. Authorities are monitoring the situation.
Pazo de Meirás Officially Declared Site of Democratic Memory
Spain has formally recognized Pazo de Meirás as a site of democratic memory. The estate, once linked to Franco, now enters public heritage. The decision follows a lengthy legal dispute over its ownership.
Ceuta Migrants Face Return as Spain and Morocco Confirm Cooperation
Spain's foreign minister confirmed all irregular migrants in Ceuta will be sent back to Morocco. The announcement has intensified anxiety among those waiting in harsh conditions. Many now fear imminent deportation.
PP-Led Regions Block Debate on Migrant Minors in Ceuta
The Ministry of Infancia accuses PP-governed regions of blocking talks on relocating 1,898 unaccompanied migrant minors from Ceuta. The issue remains unresolved ahead of the key August 27 sectoral meeting.
PP Blocks Debate on Migrant Minors Crisis in Ceuta
Tensions escalate as PP-led regions refuse to discuss the overcrowding of migrant minors in Ceuta. The government’s emergency plan faces resistance, with Vox boycotting talks and key regions demanding more clarity and resources.
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