Tragedy in Ceuta The mysterious death of a captain shocks military and citizens. A drama has unfolded in Ceuta: the death of a young Legion captain on the railway has shaken not only the military but also local residents. Unexpected moments at the farewell ceremony, commanders' tears, and the support of all Ceuta—what lies behind this event
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 territories. The issue could also affect the Canary Islands.
Ceuta MP Detained for Drug Trafficking Leaves Party but Keeps His Seat. Mohamed Ali Douas spent nearly a year in prison on drug trafficking charges. He left the MDyC party but has not given up his parliamentary seat. Ceuta authorities are at the center of a major scandal.
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 are suffering from heavy rains, strong winds, and high waves. Meteorologists warn: the storm is not expected to subside soon.
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 the most realistic path to resolving the conflict.
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 supported her initiative. The issue is now under consideration by the Ministry of Health.
Authorities Maintain Rain Warnings in Cáceres and Ávila Despite Improving Conditions. Rain warnings remain in effect in Cáceres and Ávila. Authorities have activated emergency plans and sent alerts to residents. The situation is gradually stabilizing, but road restrictions and precautionary measures are still in place.
Spain's Population Hits Record High, Nears 50 Million. Spain has reached a historic record in population numbers, largely driven by foreign residents. Find out which regions are growing the fastest in our report.
Starting 2026, Madrid Car Tax Will Depend on Environmental Label. Madrid will change how vehicle taxes are calculated in 2026. The amount will now depend on your car’s environmental category. Find out who will pay more and who can save.
Vatican Launches Investigation into Cadiz Bishop Over Pedophilia Case in Madrid. The Vatican has launched an investigation into the Bishop of Cádiz and Ceuta, Rafael Zornosa, following accusations of abuse against a minor dating back to the 1990s. Despite the gravity of the allegations, he continues to work with children. Details of the case are raising fresh questions about the actions of church authorities.
Vatican Investigates Bishop of Cádiz and Ceuta over Abuse and Financial Misconduct Allegations. The Bishop of Cádiz and Ceuta is at the center of a scandal, facing accusations of sexual offenses and questionable financial decisions. The Vatican has launched an investigation, while locals call for change.
Bishop of Cádiz Suspends His Duties Amid Investigation and Illness. The Bishop of Cádiz has temporarily stepped down due to a serious illness and an ongoing investigation into alleged misconduct in Getafe. While he denies the accusations, the Vatican has already launched an inquiry. Find all the details in our report.
Government Allocates €42.5 Million to Support Affordable Housing in 2025. Authorities have approved substantial subsidies to boost the development of social and affordable housing. The funding will be distributed across several regions, impacting the country’s largest cities. Changes are expected in the rental market.
Euromillones Draw Showers Spain with Prizes, But the Main Jackpot Remains Unclaimed. The latest Euromillones draw brought luck to Spain. Several Spanish players claimed major cash prizes, while the jackpot rolled over yet again.
African Migrant Crosses Ceuta Border by Paraglider During Storm. A young migrant was detained in Ceuta after crossing the border on a paraglider. Despite severe weather conditions, he managed to make the journey. Border guards quickly noticed the unusual method and responded swiftly.
Major Illegal Migration Network Busted in Andalusia and Ceuta. Eleven people have been arrested in Ceuta, Málaga, and Cádiz in connection with an illegal migration ring. The group smuggled people from Morocco to the Spanish mainland. During the operation, nine migrants ready for transport were discovered.
Sharp Rise in State-Supported Rental Housing Construction in Spain. The country is witnessing a significant increase in the supply of homes with regulated prices. Most new developments are aimed at the rental market. These changes are affecting the regional distribution and types of developers involved.
Nearly 30 Minors Swam to Ceuta During Storm. Over the weekend, 29 minors crossed the sea by swimming to reach Ceuta. Severe storms hindered rescue operations and border control. City authorities report an increase in such attempts.
Nearly 30 Minors Swam to Ceuta During Storm. Over the past weekend, 29 minors swam across the sea to reach Ceuta. A strong storm hampered rescue operations and border control. City authorities note an increase in such attempts.
Ceuta and Melilla Emerge as Online Gambling Hubs, Surpassing Trade. Ceuta and Melilla have shifted from trade with Morocco to developing online gambling industries. These cities now hold the majority of Spanish gaming licenses and are creating thousands of jobs. The regional economies are transforming rapidly.
Body of Young Algerian Migrant Found in Ceuta Waters. The body of a young man from Algeria has been discovered in Ceuta. This marks the 36th migrant fatality in 2025. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. The situation is causing concern among local residents.
Parents Arrested in Ceuta After Infant Found Dead in City Apartment. A newborn was found dead in an apartment in Ceuta. Police have detained the parents and a relative. The causes of the tragedy are being investigated, and an inquiry is underway. Official details have not yet been released.
Imserso Launches Sale of Travel Packages for Seniors for the 2025-2026 Season. In October, bookings for Imserso tours for 2025-2026 will open. The program now includes new benefits for people with low pensions and the option to travel with pets. High demand is expected for affordable destinations.
Spanish Authorities Sharply Reduce Special Forces in Ceuta and Melilla. Spain’s Ministry of the Interior has decided to significantly reduce the number of special forces officers in the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla. Instead of 50 officers in each city, only 15 will remain. The move is attributed to financial and organizational challenges.
Spanish Navy Will Not Engage in Combating Illegal Immigrants at Sea, Military Say. The Spanish military authorities explained that the primary goal of the navy is to save people in distress. The role of military vessels in migration issues is under discussion. Officials and politicians are debating appropriate measures for sea routes.
Number of Migrant Deaths off Ceuta’s Coast Already Surpasses 2023 Figures. So far this year, 30 bodies of people who tried to swim into Spain have been recovered from the waters off Ceuta. This number is already higher than the total for last year. Authorities face challenges identifying the deceased and managing an overburdened reception system.
Forty-Three Migrants Leave Ceuta and Head to Other Regions of Spain. Ceuta continues to face challenges in accommodating migrants. A group of 43 people has departed for other regions of the country. The temporary reception center is struggling to cope with the influx of new arrivals.
For the First Time, a NATO Delegation Will Visit Melilla Despite Concerns from Madrid and Rabat. At the end of September, Melilla will host a delegation from the NATO Parliamentary Assembly. This event is heightening tensions between Spain and Morocco. Authorities in both countries are closely monitoring the situation.
In Spain, the Difference in Car Tax Between Cities Reaches 900 Percent. There is a significant gap in vehicle tax rates across the country. Many businesses and individuals take advantage of this to save money. The article examines the specifics of vehicle registration.
Spain’s Remarkable Borders: From Europe’s Oldest to the Citizenship-Changing Island. Spain is full of geographic surprises. Its borders hold centuries-old secrets, with some sections truly defying imagination. Discover the country’s most unusual frontier spots.
Castellón Resident Sentenced for Inciting Violence Against Migrants. A verdict has been delivered in Castellón in a hate speech case. The individual is linked to far-right movements. Online publications have come under scrutiny. The possibility of appealing the decision is being considered.
When Does the School Year Start in Spain in 2025? In Spain, the start dates for the school year vary by region. Parents and students are preparing for the return to school. Knowing the schedule is important for family planning. The article provides up-to-date dates.
Tough Measures in Mauritania Lead to Sharp Drop in Migrant Numbers to Canary Islands. In 2025, the number of migrants arriving at the Canary Islands has nearly halved. This decline is attributed to stricter measures implemented in Mauritania, where widespread incidents of violence, torture, and human rights violations against migrants have been reported. Spain and the EU continue to support the local authorities, despite criticism from human rights advocates.
Spain Sets New Standards for Allocating Underage Migrants Across Regions. Spanish authorities have approved unified standards for accommodating unaccompanied underage migrants. From now on, each region must provide 32.6 places per 100,000 residents for such children. The new rules apply to all autonomous communities in the country.
Moroccan Blogger Freely Enters Chafarinas Islands, Raising Security Concerns. Spain is discussing an incident involving a Moroccan blogger who crossed the border without obstacles and recorded a video on the Chafarinas archipelago—a strategic territory under the control of Spanish military forces. The incident has raised questions about the security system and prompted a response from the Ministry of Defense.
