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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 02.09.2026.

It displays 96 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

02.09.2026 ⇢ The day the police report on Ceuta leaked
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The day was dominated by the fallout from a leaked police report on the Ceuta migrant crisis. In the morning, Interior Minister Marlaska demanded explanations from the police director after reports claimed the document attributed the incursion to Moroccan gendarmes. By early afternoon, the police director denied that the report blamed Morocco, but later in the day, excerpts revealed phrases like "active guidance by Moroccan forces" and "prior planning," contradicting the government's stance. The PP accused the government of hiding Morocco's role and demanded resignations. In the evening, thousands protested across Spain in support of Ceuta, with chants against Sánchez. Separately, Ayuso's visit to a purchased attic was acknowledged by her entourage.

08:20
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Marlaska exige a la Policía que aclare si tiene informes de que en la entrada en Ceuta intervinieron agentes marroquíes de paisano

09:20
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09:21⇢Moroccan Gendarmes Guided Ceuta Incursion

⌨The Spanish press continues to focus on the Ceuta crisis, with new reports indicating that Moroccan gendarmes coordinated the border incursion, according to police reports to a judge. The government has approved a €309 million aid package for Ceuta, while the royal household remains silent amid government-PP disputes over the King's visit. The EU and NATO are deliberating responses to Russian hybrid threats following an attack in Germany.
11:20
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Marlaska exige por carta a la Policía que aclare desde cuándo sabía que el asalto fue guiado por agentes marroquíes de paisano

11:20
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12:15⇢Marlaska's Blind Eye

⌨The Spanish press is dominated by the Ceuta crisis, focusing on the political fallout from a police report accusing Moroccan forces of orchestrating the migrant incursion. Interior Minister Marlaska faces scrutiny for allegedly being unaware of the report, with calls for his resignation from the right. The government cautiously acknowledges possible Moroccan involvement, while the EU and UN address broader migration and climate issues.
12:22
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Protesta ante la Eurocámara tras conocerse el informe policial: "Es una invasión y Sánchez lo sabía"

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14:18⇢Ceuta Report Rattles Interior

⌨The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta crisis, now centered on a police report implicating Morocco in orchestrating the migrant incursion. Interior Minister Marlaska faces scrutiny for being unaware of the report, with calls for his resignation from the right. The government cautiously acknowledges possible Moroccan involvement, while the EU and UN address broader migration and climate issues.
14:30
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15:48

15:48⇢Police Chief Denies Morocco Report

⌨The Spanish press is dominated by the Ceuta crisis, with multiple outlets reporting that the director of the Police has assured Interior Minister Marlaska that no police report attributes the planning or execution of the events to Moroccan security forces. This contradicts earlier reports from conservative outlets like El Español, which claimed the report implicated Moroccan gendarmes. The government is seeking to clarify the situation amid ongoing political tensions.
18:51

18:51⇢Police Report Points to Moroccan Gendarmes Guiding Ceuta Incursion

⌨The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta crisis, with new police reports suggesting Moroccan gendarmes actively guided the migrant incursion, contradicting earlier government statements. The director of the Police clarifies the report does not attribute planning to Morocco, while some outlets highlight the humanitarian toll on migrants. Political tensions persist over the report's implications.
19:03
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El informe policial señala que autoridades marroquíes participaron en el "guiado activo" de migrantes hacia Ceuta

19:03
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19:58
20 Minutos

El informe policial contradice al Gobierno y dice que autoridades marroquíes participaron en el "guiado activo" de migrantes

19:58
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20:13⇢Police Report Points to Moroccan Guiding

⌨The Spanish press is dominated by the Ceuta crisis, with a police report alleging Moroccan gendarmes actively guided the migrant incursion, contradicting the government's stance. The PP accuses the government of hiding Morocco's role and demands resignations, while some outlets note the report does not conclude intellectual authorship. A separate story involves Ayuso's visit to a purchased attic.
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