A new report finds that more than 60% of Catalonia’s largest cities hinder access to municipal registration. Vulnerable groups, especially migrants, face the greatest obstacles, raising concerns about public service planning.
Spain's Supreme Court has upheld basic parts of the 2024 immigration regulation. Denied asylum seekers cannot count their waiting years toward residency. The decision affects thousands navigating Spain's complex regularization process.
A joint police operation has dismantled a criminal network moving migrants and drugs between Algeria and Spain. The investigation began after 12 people disappeared at sea. Authorities arrested 20 suspects and seized boats and cash, along with narcotics.
Spain's Supreme Court has ruled that immediate border returns cannot be used for migrants intercepted at sea near Ceuta and Melilla. The measure applies only to people who physically cross land barriers.
Spain’s Supreme Court has declined to suspend the government’s extraordinary migrant regularization or refer the case to the EU Court. The decision keeps the process active for more than a million applicants amid ongoing legal challenges.
A Mexican migrant was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Houston after allegedly resisting arrest and using his vehicle against officers. The Department of Homeland Security is investigating the incident.
Ten days after the double earthquake in northern Venezuela, the official death toll has reached 2,954. The government is rolling out monthly payments and housing subsidies, but protests and aid shortages persist in the hardest-hit areas.
Spain has closed its extraordinary regularisation process for undocumented migrants. More than 1.17 million applications arrived, far exceeding government forecasts. Most requests came from Latin America, while young adults formed the largest age group.
Nearly 1.2 million migrants applied for extraordinary regularisation in Spain, more than double the government’s initial estimate. The application process closed this week, raising questions about next steps and authorities’ capacity to process the cases.
Two severe earthquakes have struck central Venezuela, destroying homes and infrastructure. Thousands of people, including many children, are displaced and face urgent humanitarian needs.
Thousands in Venezuela mobilize after deadly earthquakes. Civil society leads rescue and aid as the state response falters. Foreign teams join efforts amid ongoing chaos and uncertainty.
A man was fatally stabbed during a conflict at a Saint-Priest hotel near Lyon. Both men were staying there as part of an emergency shelter program. Police have detained the suspect and launched an investigation.
The European Parliament has approved a sweeping reform to speed up the expulsion of irregular migrants. The new rules allow transfers to third countries and the creation of return centers outside the EU, prompting debate over human rights and legal safeguards.
Pedro Sánchez openly opposed EU leaders’ push for deportation camps. The Spanish president defended Spain’s regularization of migrants, citing the country’s unique context. The debate exposes deep divisions over migration policy in Europe.
Immigrants Drove 80% of Spain’s Economic Growth in Five Years. In recent years, Spain has experienced a record influx of migrants, becoming a key driver of economic growth. New workers are supporting the labor market and helping to offset population aging, but their arrival also sparks heated debates about the future of the social system.
Social Kiosk Opens in Madrid to Employ Vulnerable Groups. A unique kiosk has opened in the heart of Madrid's Arganzuela district, offering work opportunities to those at risk of social isolation. The 'Somos Talita' project, launched by two pairs of friends, has already helped its first employee embark on a new chapter.
Xenophobic Graffiti Appears on Migrant Aid Foundation Building in Extremadura. Unknown individuals left a xenophobic message on the building of a foundation assisting migrants in Almendralejo. The incident occurred as the legalization process began. Police have launched an investigation.
Salvador Illa emphasized the Catalan language and migrant legalization. President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, made a statement about the importance of the Catalan language and voiced support for large-scale migrant legalization. The authorities promise unprecedented opportunities for language learning and new support measures.
Debate Erupts in Madrid Over María Corina Machado’s Visit and Migration Reform. María Corina Machado’s visit to Madrid has sparked heated debate between Ayuso and the opposition. Amid discussions of mass migrant legalization, tensions in the Assembly have reached a peak.
Five Migrants' Bodies Brought to Cartagena After Being Found at Sea. A cruise liner has brought the bodies of five deceased migrants to Cartagena after they were found 140 miles off the coast. Police are investigating whether the incident is connected to a recent tragedy involving an intercepted boat. One of the survivors has been detained.
Supreme Court to Consider Madrid’s Lawsuit Against Mass Legalization of Migrants. The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the Madrid government's lawsuit against the legalization of over 500,000 migrants. Ayuso's team argues that the measure threatens security and overloads public services. The decision could affect the entire country.
Spain launches large-scale migrant legalization: thousands of applications in Galicia. Spain has begun an extraordinary migrant legalization campaign. Around 10,000 applications are expected in Galicia. Many are submitting documents online, yet queues persist at offices.
Thousands of Migrants Line Up for Vulnerability Certificates in Catalonia. Catalonia is seeing a record surge in applicants for vulnerability certificates needed for legalization. In L’Hospitalet, the line has grown to 5,000 people. Authorities warn of the risk of system overload.
Spanish Foreign Minister Criticizes María Corina Machado for Meeting Only with Right-wing Figures. Spain’s Foreign Minister has criticized María Corina Machado for her choice of interlocutors. She refused contact with the government despite offers of support. Authorities call this approach unfair.
Spanish Supreme Court denies urgent suspension of legalisation for 500000 migrants. The Spanish Supreme Court has rejected a request to halt the migrant legalisation decree. The decision affects hundreds of thousands of foreign nationals and has sparked debate among civil society groups. The article covers details of the court case and its implications for the country.
Madrid Faces Heated Debate Over Mass Legalization of Migrants. Madrid authorities oppose the mass legalization of migrants. The government's decision has triggered sharp reactions and concerns over the city's future. The region now faces intense debates and new challenges.
Spanish government prepares Constitutional Court appeal over new measures in Extremadura. The Spanish government has announced its intention to challenge measures adopted in Extremadura. Decisions concerning the rights of migrants have caused concern in Madrid. Potential restrictions could affect social protections and access to services.
Mass Legalization Applications Begin in Spain Queues Delays and Surprising Challenges. On the first day of migrant legalization in Spain, lawyers and associations faced a surge in applications. The online platform ran smoothly, but appointment scheduling was delayed. The new rules are already affecting thousands of families.
Thousands of Migrants in Spain Unable to Legalize Due to New Restrictions. Spain has launched a major legalization program for migrants, but not everyone is included. Stateless individuals and undocumented minors have been left out. The decision has sparked debate and raised new questions about the future of these people.
Migrants in Madrid Queue for Legalization Certificate. Madrid’s only certificate issuance center for migrants is overwhelmed. Hundreds are unable to secure appointments, jeopardizing their legalization process and fueling growing frustration.
Pedro Sánchez launches major migrant legalization with backing from church and business. Spain is beginning a process to legalize hundreds of thousands of migrants. The move has received support from the church, trade unions, and businesses. The new policy could reshape the labor market and demographics of the country.
Half a Million Foreigners in Spain to Get Legalization Chance What Changes from April. Spain launches a large-scale legalization for foreigners The new rules will affect hundreds of thousands Authorities promise swift decisions and new opportunities for work and life
How many foreigners live in Spain and who will be affected by mass regularization. Spain is preparing for its largest migrant regularization in 20 years. The decision will impact hundreds of thousands and reshape the population structure. The article details who and where will receive the new status.
Half a Million Migrants in Spain Await Legalization What Will Change After the Government’s Decision. Spain begins a large-scale legalization process for migrants. The government’s decision will affect hundreds of thousands of people. New regulations are set to reshape the labor market and influence the country’s social landscape.
Spain launches mass migrant legalization amid demographic decline. The Spanish government approves a new decree for migrant legalization. The decision addresses demographic decline and labor shortages. The new rules will affect hundreds of thousands of foreigners and reshape the job market.
