Melilla
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Children

Second arrest in Melilla repeat ISIS recruiter targeting women detained
A man previously convicted of recruiting women for ISIS has been arrested again in Melilla. His activities have uncovered new…
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Children

Repeat Offender Caught Again in Melilla Recruiter for ISIS Targeted Young Women
A man previously convicted of recruiting women for ISIS has been arrested again in Melilla. His recent activities have exposed…
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Analysis

Former Pentagon Advisor Urges US to Recognize Ceuta and Melilla as Moroccan
The US is debating the possible recognition of Ceuta and Melilla as Moroccan cities. This move could alter Spain’s relations…
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Healthcare

Rating 3.7 Ceuta and Melilla residents sharply criticize central healthcare
Dissatisfaction with healthcare in Ceuta and Melilla has reached a peak. A survey revealed alarming numbers regarding trust and access.…
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Church

Religion in Schools Under Threat as the Number of Young Believers Grows but Classes Face Elimination
Spain is debating whether to move religion classes outside regular school hours. Young people are increasingly turning to faith in…
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Healthcare

One in three Ceuta residents and nearly half in Melilla dissatisfied with hospitals
Dissatisfaction with public hospitals is growing in Ceuta and Melilla. Residents complain about long waits and a shortage of specialists.…
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Children

Vox calls for review of school menus—debate over halal meals heats up in Spain
A heated debate is unfolding in Spain over the presence of halal menus in schools. Vox is demanding a ban,…
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Children

Young Migrant from Senegal Trapped in Legal Limbo Over Age Disputes
The story of a young migrant from Senegal highlights deep flaws in the system. Age disputes deprive many of their…
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Borders

Denmark Raises Concerns for Ceuta and Melilla After US Threat Over Greenland
Denmark has voiced alarm over the potential US takeover of Greenland. Madrid has received a warning of risks to Spanish…
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Courts

Court Upholds Renaming of Military Unit in Melilla and Refuses to Restore Franco Name
A Spanish court has deemed the removal of Franco’s name from a military unit lawful. The decision is linked to…
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Heatwave

Snowfalls and Sharp Drop in Temperatures Expected in Northern Spain on December 21
Snow and cold will sweep across northern and eastern Spain. Temperatures are set to plummet, with strong winds forecast. Find…
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Crime

Man’s Body Found on Melilla Beach After Severe Storm
A man's body has been found on San Lorenzo beach in Melilla. The storm washed the body ashore after a…
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Children

Girona Hosts First Valores Jóvenes Deportistas 2025 Awards from the Princessa de Girona Foundation
Girona held a ceremony for the presentation of new awards for young athletes. Six talented athletes and an association changing…
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Analysis

Storm Emilia Hits Spain: Torrential Rains, Hurricane-Force Winds, and Six-Meter Waves
Eight regions of Spain have been hit by a powerful storm. The Canary Islands and the southwest of the country…
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Economy

Spain Backs Morocco’s Sahara Plan Following UN Security Council Resolution
Spain has endorsed Morocco's initiative regarding the Sahara. The UN Security Council's decision proved pivotal. Authorities view this approach as…
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Climate

Storm Hits Northern Spain: Weather Alerts and Strong Winds on the Coast
Seven northern provinces in Spain are under increased risk due to a powerful storm. Waves are expected to reach up…
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Children

Movement for Early Breast Cancer Screening from Age 40 Gains Momentum in Spain
A woman from Galicia campaigns to lower the breast cancer screening age to 40. Tens of thousands of Spaniards have…
Melilla is a Spanish city located on the northeastern coast of Morocco in North Africa. The city is a Spanish territorial exclave and shares a border with Morocco. Melilla is known for its multinational population and cultural heritage, blending Spanish, Moorish, and European influences. The region’s history as a fortress dates back to its conquest by the Moors in the 8th century, and it has been a Spanish colony since 1497. Melilla is renowned for its architecture, including the Castillo de María Cristina, the Fuente de Villa-Vivienda, and the Church of Notre Dame de la Victoria. Trade and fishing are key sectors of the local economy, and tourism has been developing in recent years.


















