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Supreme Court Blocks 'Hot Returns' for Migrants Swimming to Ceuta and Melilla
Spain's Supreme Court has ruled that immediate border expulsions cannot be used against migrants intercepted at sea while swimming to Ceuta or Melilla. The decision clarifies the limits of the express return policy at the Spanish-Moroccan border.
Ceuta President Demands National Emergency as Migrant Arrivals Surge
Ceuta faces a sharp rise in migrant arrivals, prompting its president to urge the Spanish government for a national emergency declaration and unified command. Over 1,500 people have entered in a week, straining local resources.
AEMET Warns of Heatwave and Storms as Spain Faces Extreme Temperatures
Spain is under a new heatwave alert, with AEMET forecasting highs above 40°C in several regions. Local storms and tropical nights are expected, especially in the south and east. Weather conditions will vary sharply across the country.
Endangered Limpets Relocated Amid Major Beach Expansion in Málaga
Authorities in Málaga have relocated 40 endangered Patella ferrugínea limpets to allow the expansion of Baños del Carmen beach. The move, approved despite expert objections, raises concerns over the species’ survival and the environmental impact of the project.
Supreme Court Bans 'Hot Returns' for Migrants Caught Swimming to Ceuta or Melilla
Spain's Supreme Court has ruled that immediate border returns cannot be used for migrants intercepted at sea near Ceuta and Melilla. The decision restricts the measure to those who physically cross land barriers.
PSOE Focuses on 2027 Local Elections Amid Internal Tensions
The PSOE is intensifying preparations for the 2027 municipal and regional elections. Internal criticism remains, but party leadership pushes for unity. Government measures and budget plans are set to shape the coming months.
Melilla Turns Old Electric Car Batteries Into a Lifeline for 90,000 Residents
Melilla has launched an innovative energy storage system using repurposed Nissan LEAF batteries. The installation can supply power for 15 minutes during outages, offering crucial stability to the city’s independent grid.
Melilla Vote-Buying Probe Uncovers Suspected PP Government Irregularities
A police investigation into alleged vote-buying in Melilla has revealed possible crimes in a 2017 commercial project. The current president denies wrongdoing. The case now involves both political and business figures.
Why Brahim Diaz's switch to Morocco's national team sparked debate in Spain
Brahim Diaz Becomes a Key Player for Morocco After Spain Snub. Brahim Diaz has officially switched football federations and now plays for Morocco. His decision has become a major event for Spanish football. Questions regarding transfer rules and the response of the federations remain pressing.
Which tax deductions actually work and where to find them in your tax return
Deductions in Renta-2026: How to Maximize Benefits for Housing, Rent, and Electric Vehicles. In 2026, Spain's tax declaration brings new opportunities for deductions: housing, rent, electric cars, energy efficiency, and donations. We explain who can take advantage of them and how, so you don’t miss out on your money.
Barcelona beach and Puerto Banús lose 'Blue Flag': what caused it
Spanish Beaches Lose Prestige: Prominent Names Dropped from Blue Flag List. In 2026, 12 well-known Spanish beaches lost their Blue Flag status, including La Barceloneta and Puerto Banús. Reasons range from overcrowding to safety concerns.
How the sale of Air Europa's stake helped avoid bankruptcy and affected employee payments
Air Europa Settles State Debt After Turkish Airlines Deal. Air Europa sold 26% of its capital to Turkish Airlines and paid off its debts to the state. The company saved over €230 million on salaries through the ERTE scheme, but bonuses awarded to top management have raised questions.
US committee calls for diplomatic talks on the status of Ceuta and Melilla
US Congress Calls Ceuta and Melilla Moroccan Territories Under Spanish Administration. A report published in the US Congress refers to Ceuta and Melilla as Moroccan territories under Spanish administration. The document calls for diplomatic negotiations between Madrid and Rabat regarding the future status of the cities.
Authorities consider new rules for early retirement of law enforcement officers
Why Professional Risk Status for Police and Guardia Civil Is Delayed in Spain. Spain is debating whether to recognize police and Guardia Civil work as a high-risk profession. The decision would affect pensions and working conditions. Authorities pledge to speed up the process but say more time and coordination are needed.
Tuberculosis statistics in Spain for 2024
Tuberculosis surge in Spain cases up 8.3 percent and new risks for the country. In 2024, Spain has recorded an increase in tuberculosis cases. Incidence has risen by 8.3 percent. The new data is raising concerns among experts and authorities.
How the internet shapes youth radicalization in Spain
Spain Sees Rise in Young People Arrested on Terrorism Charges. Spain is facing a new wave of terrorist threats as more young people become involved in radical networks. New technologies play a key role in this process.
Man Arrested Again in Melilla for Jihadist Recruitment
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 security risks for Spain. Authorities are ramping up efforts to counter youth radicalization.
Man arrested in Melilla on suspicion of renewed jihadist recruitment
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 new security risks for Spain. Authorities are tightening controls to counter radicalization among youth.
Why the US is now debating the status of Ceuta and Melilla
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 with its allies. The decision affects Madrid’s interests and sparks debate over the region’s future.
Residents in Ceuta and Melilla voice low approval for healthcare quality
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. New data show how this affects the lives of Spaniards.
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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 God. The decision could reshape curriculum plans and redefine the Church's influence in education.
A surge of complaints overflows as Melilla and Ceuta face growing challenges in healthcare staffing
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. A new study reveals the causes and consequences for the healthcare system.
Officials consider changes to school lunch regulations after Vox raises concerns
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, citing the protection of national traditions. This decision could impact thousands of students and spark further discussions.
Unexpected consequences and heated discussions are erupting due to doubts about the age of migrants arriving in Spain, intensifying public concerns and sparking fresh waves of protest
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 right to protection. Spanish laws do not always function as intended.
Are the Canary Islands on the verge of becoming Europe's next hotspot
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.
What sparked heated debate over the name change in Spain
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 the application of the Memory Law. The story has sparked a strong public reaction.
Что стоит за заметным снижением миграции этим летом
Sharp drop in illegal entries recorded in Spain in 2025. In 2025, Spain has reported a significant decrease in illegal entries. The drop exceeds 40% compared to last year. Find out which regions are at the center of attention in our report
A harsh winter approaches: where will it snow and how will the weather change
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 out which regions are expected to be hit the hardest.
Spike in Arrests Following Gaza Conflict Signals Alarming Trend
Spain Records Highest Number of Jihadism-Related Arrests Since 2004. In 2025, Spanish authorities detained 100 individuals suspected of jihadism—a record high since 2004. The surge in arrests is linked to events in the Middle East. The number of minors among those detained has also increased.
132 million euros and secret commissions — who was behind the transactions
Court Investigates Leire Dies and Former SEPI Head in Five Major Deals. A network linked to Leire Dies and Vicente Fernández has been uncovered in Spain. They are suspected of receiving illegal commissions totaling €132.9 million. The investigation covers five major deals and involves dozens of officials.
Storm claims a life — mysterious discovery on the coast of Melilla
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 night of severe weather. The identity of the deceased has not yet been established.
Six Young Athletes and a Melilla Association Honored for Their Contribution to Society – Inspiring Stories of Triumph
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 lives were recognized. Discover how sports are driving positive change.
Extreme Weather in Spain: Canary Islands and the South Hit Hard
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.
Madrid and Rabat draw closer — Sahara's autonomy in question
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.
Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria, and the Basque Country — at the heart of the storm
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 to six meters, with wind gusts of up to 74 km/h. Restrictions and safety recommendations have been introduced.
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