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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 04.08.2026.
It displays 89 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
04.08.2026 ⇢ The Day Marlaska Denied CNI Warnings
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On August 4, the Ceuta migrant crisis dominated Spanish media for the fifth consecutive day, with editorial focus shifting to Interior Minister Marlaska's post-EU meeting press conference. He stated that 70,000 of the 72,000 entrants had returned to Morocco and insisted no intelligence service, including the CNI, had provided prior warning. This denial became the day's central narrative, repeated across outlets. Earlier, the government announced a €25 million fund for unaccompanied minors, while the PP refused to accept them in its regions. By evening, El Confidencial reported Moroccan social media calls for a new border assault on August 15, adding a forward-looking threat. Secondary stories included scrutiny of Ayuso's travel expenses and a Madrid property purchase.
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00:08⇢Ceuta's Fifth Day: Legion Deports, Government Counts
⌨The Spanish media remain focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, now in its fifth day. New headlines highlight the government's estimate of 2,500 migrants still in Ceuta, the Legion's deportation operations, and the dismissal of the press chief who informed about the crisis. The government faces criticism from opposition and EU partners, while Defense Minister Robles demands Morocco investigate the border breach. Coverage also includes the desperate search for missing migrants and the living conditions of those remaining.
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03:40⇢Ceuta's Fifth Day: Legion Deports, Government Counts
⌨The Spanish media remain focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, now in its fifth day. New headlines highlight the government's estimate of 2,500 migrants still in Ceuta, the Legion's deportation operations, and the dismissal of the press chief who informed about the crisis. The government faces criticism from opposition and EU partners, while Defense Minister Robles demands Morocco investigate the border breach. Coverage also includes the desperate search for missing migrants and the living conditions of those remaining.
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03:40⇢Ceuta's Fifth Day: Legion Deports, Government Counts
⌨The Spanish media remain focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, now in its fifth day. New headlines highlight the government's estimate of 2,500 migrants still in Ceuta, the Legion's deportation operations, and the dismissal of the press chief who informed about the crisis. The government faces criticism from opposition and EU partners, while Defense Minister Robles demands Morocco investigate the border breach. Coverage also includes the desperate search for missing migrants and the living conditions of those remaining.
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La empresa Promora, dedicada a la venta y alquiler de casas de lujo, firmó un acuerdo de confidencialidad y les pidieron discreción durante toda la operación
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El choque migratorio
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06:55⇢Ceuta's Sixth Day: EU Meeting Looms
⌨The Spanish media remain focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, now in its sixth day. New headlines highlight the government's estimate of 2,500 migrants still in Ceuta, the upcoming EU meeting on the crisis, and criticism of the government's handling, including Sánchez's decision not to activate national security mechanisms. Right-leaning outlets report on police warnings of future attacks and the presence of expelled jihadists among the migrants, while progressive outlets emphasize the government's reproach of EU partners' 'egoistic' attitude and the death toll at the Tarajal border.
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06:55⇢Ceuta's Sixth Day: EU Meeting Looms
⌨The Spanish media remain focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, now in its sixth day. New headlines highlight the government's estimate of 2,500 migrants still in Ceuta, the upcoming EU meeting on the crisis, and criticism of the government's handling, including Sánchez's decision not to activate national security mechanisms. Right-leaning outlets report on police warnings of future attacks and the presence of expelled jihadists among the migrants, while progressive outlets emphasize the government's reproach of EU partners' 'egoistic' attitude and the death toll at the Tarajal border.
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El choque migratorio
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Libertad Digital
La situación en Ceuta: "Hay supermercados vigilados por el Ejército, que nadie llame a esto normalidad"
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La crisis genera contradicciones en el Gobierno: del aviso del CNI al papel de Marruecos
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Jorge Dezcallar: "Marruecos entiende que su integridad solo se completará cuando incorpore Ceuta y Melilla"
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Contradicciones en el Gobierno por la crisis de Ceuta: del aviso del CNI sobre el riesgo al papel de Marruecos en la entrada masiva
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El Periódico
Crisis migratoria | Luis Ángel Sanz
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Contradicciones en el Gobierno por la situación ceutí: del aviso del CNI al papel de Marruecos
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El Periódico
Mercado laboral | Monique Zamora Vigneault
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10:22⇢Ceuta's Sixth Day: EU Meeting Looms
⌨The Spanish media remain focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, now in its sixth day. New headlines highlight the government's estimate of 2,500 migrants still in Ceuta, the upcoming EU meeting on the crisis, and criticism of the government's handling, including Sánchez's decision not to activate national security mechanisms. Right-leaning outlets report on police warnings of future attacks and the presence of expelled jihadists among the migrants, while progressive outlets emphasize the government's reproach of EU partners' 'egoistic' attitude and the death toll at the Tarajal border.
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10:22⇢Ceuta's Sixth Day: EU Meeting Looms
⌨The Spanish media remain focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, now in its sixth day. New headlines highlight the government's estimate of 2,500 migrants still in Ceuta, the upcoming EU meeting on the crisis, and criticism of the government's handling, including Sánchez's decision not to activate national security mechanisms. Right-leaning outlets report on police warnings of future attacks and the presence of expelled jihadists among the migrants, while progressive outlets emphasize the government's reproach of EU partners' 'egoistic' attitude and the death toll at the Tarajal border.
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Minuto a minuto
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La delegación europea contradice al PP nacional, que evitó mencionar al país vecino
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Minuto a minuto | Luis Ángel Sanz
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El Gobierno anuncia una partida de 25 millones para atender a los menores que entraron en Ceuta
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El Periódico
Minuto a minuto | Luis Ángel Sanz
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Sanidad ha retirado dos veces desde 2024 la medida
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La inmobiliaria Gilmar y el portal idealista no recogen ya la venta del inmueble donde reside la presida de la Comunidad de Madrid
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Según ha avanzado El País y no desmienten los posconvergentes a ElPlural.com, el expresidente de la Generalitat se estaría planteando hacer coincidir su vuelta con alguna fecha simbólica para Cataluña
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El Gobierno destina 25 millones para atender a los menores.
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Vídeo en directo
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El Periódico
Minuto a minuto | Luis Ángel Sanz
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Las fuentes de la RFEA consultadas nos indican textualmente: "No será una carrera como tal, se realizará a puerta cerrada y no tenemos información, porque no depende de nosotros"
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13:58⇢Marlaska's Reckoning
⌨The Spanish media continue to lead with the Ceuta migrant crisis, now focusing on the government's response and the political fallout. Interior Minister Marlaska's appearance after an emergency EU meeting dominates, with reports on the 25 million euros allocated for unaccompanied minors and the revised figure of 72,000 entries. Criticism emerges over Sánchez's handling, including a claim that he ignored a warning from Ceuta's president. The crisis remains the top story across outlets, with some coverage of secondary issues like tobacco packaging.
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13:58⇢Marlaska's Reckoning
⌨The Spanish media continue to lead with the Ceuta migrant crisis, now focusing on the government's response and the political fallout. Interior Minister Marlaska's appearance after an emergency EU meeting dominates, with reports on the 25 million euros allocated for unaccompanied minors and the revised figure of 72,000 entries. Criticism emerges over Sánchez's handling, including a claim that he ignored a warning from Ceuta's president. The crisis remains the top story across outlets, with some coverage of secondary issues like tobacco packaging.
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El Periódico
Minuto a minuto | Luis Ángel Sanz
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El ministro del Interior asegura que los países europeos le han reconocido la gestión "eficaz" del Gobierno
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Video en directo
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Minuto a minuto | Luis Ángel Sanz
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Minuto a minuto | Luis Ángel Sanz
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La Vanguardia
La crisis migratoria
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Libertad Digital
El complot judeomasónico llega a CeutaCarmelo Jordá
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"No, Marruecos, no": las lágrimas de un niño de 12 años que suplicó a los soldados no ser expulsado
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El ministro del Interior respalda al CNI, pero asegura que “no hubo ningún informe” que alertara de una crisis migratoria
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La Vanguardia
Reunión de urgencia de la UE
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14:38⇢Marlaska's Numbers: 70,000 Returned
⌨The Spanish media continue to lead with the Ceuta migrant crisis, now focusing on Interior Minister Marlaska's statements. He confirms that 70,000 of the 72,000 migrants who entered have returned to Morocco, and insists there was no warning from the CNI. The PP's refusal to accept unaccompanied minors and the government's 25 million euro allocation for their care are also highlighted. A poignant story of a 12-year-old boy pleading not to be expelled adds a human dimension.
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14:38⇢Marlaska's Numbers: 70,000 Returned
⌨The Spanish media continue to lead with the Ceuta migrant crisis, now focusing on Interior Minister Marlaska's statements. He confirms that 70,000 of the 72,000 migrants who entered have returned to Morocco, and insists there was no warning from the CNI. The PP's refusal to accept unaccompanied minors and the government's 25 million euro allocation for their care are also highlighted. A poignant story of a 12-year-old boy pleading not to be expelled adds a human dimension.
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Crisis migratoria | Luis Ángel Sanz
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El Gobierno destina 25 millones para atender a los menores.
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El Gobierno destina 25 millones para atender a los menores.
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Reunión de urgencia de la UE
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Interior eleva a 72.000 el número de personas que cruzaron la frontera y afirma que ya han regresado 70.000
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El Periódico
Mercados | Monique Zamora Vigneault
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70.000 de los 72.000 migrantes que entraron han vuelto a Marruecos
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70.000 de los 72.000 migrantes que entraron han vuelto a Marruecos
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El Periódico
Balance negativo | Guillem Sánchez
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18:07⇢Marlaska's Numbers: 70,000 Returned
⌨The Spanish media continue to lead with the Ceuta migrant crisis, now focusing on Interior Minister Marlaska's statements. He confirms that 70,000 of the 72,000 migrants who entered have returned to Morocco, and insists there was no warning from the CNI. The PP's refusal to accept unaccompanied minors and the government's 25 million euro allocation for their care are also highlighted. A poignant story of a 12-year-old boy pleading not to be expelled adds a human dimension.
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18:07⇢Marlaska's Numbers: 70,000 Returned
⌨The Spanish media continue to lead with the Ceuta migrant crisis, now focusing on Interior Minister Marlaska's statements. He confirms that 70,000 of the 72,000 migrants who entered have returned to Morocco, and insists there was no warning from the CNI. The PP's refusal to accept unaccompanied minors and the government's 25 million euro allocation for their care are also highlighted. A poignant story of a 12-year-old boy pleading not to be expelled adds a human dimension.
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El ministro del Interior ha expresado a su vez que los Estados de la UE han reconocido la respuesta española ante los acontecimientos migratorios
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Crisis migratoria | Beatriz Ríos
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La crisis migratoria ha desencadenado otro profundo choque entre Moncloa y Génova en el que el calado político marca el paso de la actualidad
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Crisis migratoria | Pau Lizana Manuel
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La oposición denuncia la falta de transparencia sobre el coste del viaje, exige esclarecer quién asumió los gastos no publicados y reclama investigar la adquisición del "aticazo" con dinero público
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70.000 de los 72.000 migrantes que entraron han vuelto a Marruecos
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70.000 de los 72.000 migrantes que entraron han vuelto a Marruecos
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Oriente Próximo | Ricardo Mir de Francia
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Libertad Digital
El complot judeomasónico llega a CeutaCarmelo Jordá
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