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Gurugú Mountain Cleared of Migrant Camps Amid Tightened Security

Moroccan authorities have dismantled all migrant camps on Gurugú Mountain near Melilla. Sub-Saharan migrants are now absent from the area, with increased police and military patrols. The region’s migration landscape has shifted dramatically.

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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.

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Moroccan Police Block Mass Attempt to Enter Ceuta, Dozens Arrested

Moroccan forces stopped hundreds of migrants near Ceuta. Authorities detained 61 people for inciting illegal crossings. Security at the Spanish-Moroccan border has reached record levels.

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From Patera to Hospital: Moha's Journey from Guinea to Almería

At 15, Mohamed Saliou crossed the sea to Spain in a patera after a two-year journey from Guinea. Now 23, he works in an Almería hospital and pursues his dream of studying medicine, overcoming barriers and redefining his future.

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Security Forces Reinforce Ceuta Border Amid Fears of New Mass Crossing

Dozens of Guardia Civil and military personnel have arrived in Ceuta. Authorities are on alert for a potential mass entry from Morocco. Residents remain uneasy but expect no repeat of previous incidents.

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Morocco Blocks Ceuta Border After Mass Migrant Surge

Morocco has sealed off routes to Ceuta, deploying police and military after thousands of migrants crossed two weeks ago. Strict controls now target young people, with only documented travelers allowed near the border.

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Ceuta Faces Unprecedented Border Pressure as Migrant Arrivals Surge

Ceuta is under intense strain after over 80,000 migrants entered from Morocco. Despite new barriers and a massive security deployment, the border remains vulnerable. The response of Moroccan authorities is still decisive.

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Spain Faces Major Logistical Test Ahead of 2027 Total Solar Eclipse

The 2027 total solar eclipse will cross a much smaller area in southern Spain. Authorities expect intense demand for travel, accommodation, and safety measures. The event will test local infrastructure during peak tourist season.

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Ceuta Faces Surge of Young Children and Women Among Migrants

Ceuta is experiencing a sharp rise in migrant minors, with NGOs warning of thousands of children and an unusual presence of young girls. The situation is straining local resources and raising concerns about exploitation risks.

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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.

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Marlaska Orders Immediate Expulsion Requests for Irregular Migrants in Ceuta

Spain’s Interior Minister has instructed police to seek judicial approval for the swift expulsion of irregular migrants detained in Ceuta for alleged criminal acts. Over 400 asylum applications are also being processed, highlighting the legal complexity of recent arrivals.

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Ceuta Receives Reinforcements to Speed Up Migrant Expulsions

Spain’s Interior Ministry has sent more police to Ceuta to accelerate the expulsion of irregular migrants. The move follows a surge in arrivals and growing concerns over public safety. Additional units will also patrol city streets.

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PP Presses Sánchez Over Morocco's Threat to Suspend Extradition Deal

The Partido Popular has sharply criticized the government after Morocco signaled it may halt the extradition agreement. The dispute centers on Ceuta and Melilla, with the PP demanding stronger action from Madrid.

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Ceuta Faces Surge of Migrant Minors as Official Numbers Disputed

Ceuta is struggling with a sharp rise in unaccompanied migrant minors. NGOs estimate up to 4,000 children remain on the streets, far above official figures. The crisis exposes gaps in protection and urgent need for coordinated action.

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Ceuta President Demands Immediate Migrant Return Plan Amid Ongoing Crisis

Ceuta’s leader calls for urgent action as the city struggles with thousands of recent arrivals. The government is pressed for a concrete plan to return migrants. Residents report worsening conditions.

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Ceuta Courts Detain Migrants After Sexual Assaults During Mass Entry

Three Moroccan migrants are under investigation in Ceuta for alleged sexual assaults, two against minors. Two suspects are in custody, while another has been expelled. Additional arrests followed related incidents.

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Defence Minister Faces Protests in Ceuta Amid Security Fears

Margarita Robles visited Ceuta after recent border incidents. Locals voiced anger and fear, demanding reassurance. The minister promised continued military support and direct engagement with residents.

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Spanish Police Dismiss Moroccan Claims of Migrant Abuse in Ceuta

Spanish police unions have rejected allegations of abuse against migrants in Ceuta. The claims, made by a Moroccan rights council, have sparked a demand for concrete evidence. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions at the border.

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Migrant Children in Ceuta Share Their Hopes Amid Political Tension

Hundreds of migrant women and children remain in a temporary camp in Ceuta. Their personal stories highlight the human side of the migration debate. Local authorities and NGOs face mounting pressure as arrivals continue.

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Government and PP Agree on Priority to Repatriate Ceuta Minors

Spain’s government and PP both call for urgent repatriation of unaccompanied minors in Ceuta. Administrative hurdles and lack of resources slow the process. The issue remains tense after past legal violations.

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Moroccan Rights Body Accuses Spanish Police of Abuse in Ceuta Migrant Surge

A Moroccan government agency claims Spanish police mistreated migrants in Ceuta. The report highlights alleged abuse, lack of protection for minors, and controversial business shutdowns. Local authorities dispute the findings.

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EU Launches Crisis Coordination With TikTok and Meta Over Ceuta Misinformation

Brussels has set up a direct channel with TikTok and Meta to counter disinformation linked to the Ceuta border crisis. The move follows a record influx at the Spanish-Moroccan border and growing concerns over online rumors.

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Spain Confirms No Migrants Reached Mainland After Ceuta Surge

Foreign Minister Albares has ruled out any migrant transfers to mainland Spain after the mass entry in Ceuta. He insists all irregular arrivals will be returned to Morocco, with Rabat's cooperation.

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Social Media Rumors Sparked Mass Crossing at Ceuta Border

A wave of misleading social media posts led thousands to Ceuta’s border. Viral videos and rumors about an open crossing triggered a sudden influx. Moroccan authorities now link the crisis to organized digital networks.

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Italy Extends Border Checks for Spain Arrivals Over Terrorism Concerns

Italy will keep strict controls for travelers from Spain until mid-August. The government cites terrorism risks after the recent Ceuta migration wave. Spanish authorities criticize the move, calling it disproportionate.

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Ayuso Backs Meloni and Trump Amid Schengen Crisis and Border Tensions

Isabel Díaz Ayuso openly supports Italy and the US in the Schengen dispute. She blames Spain’s government for border failures and spreads false claims about Italian entry bans. The attic controversy adds pressure.

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Vox to Back Sumar’s Bid to Exclude Morocco from 2030 World Cup

Vox will support Sumar’s proposal to remove Morocco from the 2030 World Cup bid with Spain and Portugal. The move follows recent tensions after the Ceuta border incident. The final decision will be made in Congress this autumn.

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Spain Moves to Reunite Migrant Minors With Families Amid Ceuta Crisis

The Spanish government is prioritising family reunification for migrant minors stranded in Ceuta. Over 1,400 young people remain in limbo as local capacity is exceeded. Security and support measures are being urgently reinforced.

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Guardia Civil Suspends New Leave for Ceuta and Melilla Amid Border Strain

Guardia Civil halts new leave for agents in Ceuta and Melilla. The move comes as irregular migration surges at the Moroccan border. Only previously approved holidays remain valid. Police presence is reinforced.

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Desperation Drives Moroccan Youth to Risky Crossings at Ceuta

Ceuta has seen a surge in young Moroccans risking their lives to reach Europe. Despite tighter controls and higher fences, desperation remains the main driver. Authorities face a challenge that goes beyond border security.

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Over 2,000 Refugees in Ceuta Face Delays in Asylum Processing

Ceuta is experiencing a backlog in asylum applications, leaving over 2,000 refugees in limbo. Many, including Palestinians, wait weeks for updates. Authorities promise new measures, but the process remains stalled.

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Thousands in Ceuta Rally After Mass Border Crossing Crisis

Ceuta saw one of its largest protests after over 70,000 people crossed the border. Residents gathered to demand action following a crisis that left 83 dead. The demonstration was organized by the city’s four religious communities.

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Tahar Ben Jelloun Criticizes Morocco's Handling of Ceuta Border Crisis

Moroccan writer Tahar Ben Jelloun questions why authorities allowed thousands of young people to cross toward Ceuta. He warns of political consequences for Spain and highlights European hypocrisy over migration.

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Ceuta Faces Crisis as Hundreds of Migrant Girls Remain Unprotected

Ceuta is struggling to protect migrant girls who arrived by sea. Local women are stepping in as makeshift guardians. Police are investigating five reported sexual assaults involving minors.

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Far-Right Rhetoric Escalates Amid Ceuta Migration Crisis

Ceuta faces a new wave of political confrontation as far-right leaders intensify their anti-immigration stance. The crisis has triggered a flood of misinformation and sharpened divisions among Spain’s main parties.

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