The Ceuta migrant crisis remained the dominant story, with editorial focus shifting to the monarchy's involvement. In the morning, outlets reported hundreds of minors still wandering the streets and the Guardia Civil investigating a possible new mass entry on August 15. Political tensions persisted as the PP, after initial refusal, admitted it would comply with the law and accept unaccompanied minors, while Vox avoided a rupture. By evening, the narrative centered on King Felipe VI's meeting with Ceuta's president Juan Vivas in Marivent, where Vivas demanded border reinforcement and the expulsion of all irregular migrants. The King expressed a 'personal commitment' to visit Ceuta, a pledge widely covered across media. The day also saw the government processing asylum requests and the PP and Vox targeting the government over the crisis.