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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 07.09.2026.

It displays 91 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

07.09.2026 ⇢ The day the Audiencia Nacional took over the Ceuta investigation
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The day was dominated by the Audiencia Nacional's decision to investigate the mass entry into Ceuta as an attack on territorial integrity. Judge Tardón cited clear involvement of Moroccan Armed Forces, framing it as a 'hybrid war'. This judicial move followed weeks of political blame, with Feijóo and Vivas accusing Morocco and suggesting Sánchez planned concessions. Meanwhile, the Plus Ultra scandal resurfaced: its ex-president admitted paying a 1% commission to 'Grupo Zapatero' for the rescue. The AfD's near-miss in Saxony-Anhalt also drew attention, with speculation about CDU support. Throughout, the Ceuta crisis remained the central editorial focus, evolving from political to judicial.

05:54
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Tesh Sidi: "La gestión de la crisis de Ceuta ha sido nefasta, ha faltado un mando único desde el principio"

05:54
06:00
06:09

06:09⇢Ceuta Blame Game Intensifies

⌨The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, with new headlines highlighting the government's own investigation amid distrust of Morocco's probe, and a poll showing 90% blame Morocco while 63% censure Sánchez's management. The far-right AfD's strong showing in Germany's Saxony-Anhalt election also receives significant coverage, with reports of a possible first far-right government there.
06:55
07:09
20 Minutos

Tesh Sidi: "La gestión de la crisis de Ceuta ha sido nefasta, faltó un mando único desde el principio"

07:09
07:16
07:30
07:57
09:06
09:21

09:21⇢AfD's Saxon Surge Leaves Merz on the Brink

⌨The Spanish press is dominated by the far-right AfD's near-miss in Saxony-Anhalt, with multiple outlets framing it as a historic surge that leaves CDU leader Merz in a critical position. Concurrently, coverage continues on the Ceuta migrant crisis, focusing on criticism of the government's management and calls for a unified command.
09:33
09:44
10:02
20 Minutos

Vivir pendiente de una bolsa de alimentos, el esperado reparto de víveres en la playa del Trampolín: "Es la única comida del día"

10:02
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11:19

11:19⇢Feijóo and Vivas Point to Morocco as Ceuta's Ordeal Continues

⌨The Spanish press is dominated by the Ceuta crisis, with PP leader Feijóo and Ceuta's president Vivas blaming Morocco for the migrant surge and accusing Sánchez's government of planning concessions to Rabat. Meanwhile, a report highlights the dire situation of migrants waiting for food on the beach, underscoring the humanitarian toll.
12:37
13:14

13:14⇢Plus Ultra's Zapatero Commission

⌨The Spanish press continues to focus on the Ceuta crisis, with new headlines revealing that the former president of Plus Ultra admitted in court to paying a 1% commission to the 'Grupo Zapatero' for the rescue, implicating former PM Zapatero. Meanwhile, a poll shows 90% of Spaniards blame Morocco for the crisis, and 63% censure Sánchez's management. The government defends its efforts, while the opposition criticizes. The far-right AfD's near-miss in Saxony-Anhalt also receives coverage, with hopes of CDU support to govern.
13:55
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14:44
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15:39

15:39⇢Ceuta's Judicial Siege

⌨The Spanish press is dominated by the Ceuta migrant crisis, with new developments as the Audiencia Nacional takes over the investigation, framing the mass entry as an attack on territorial integrity. Political leaders, including Feijóo and Vivas, blame Morocco and accuse Sánchez of planning concessions. Meanwhile, the Plus Ultra rescue scandal resurfaces with the former president's testimony about a 1% commission for Zapatero.
18:01
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18:22
20 Minutos

La 'otra Ceuta' que eclosiona en la arena del Trampolín: el mercadeo de la bulliciosa ciudad paralela

18:22
20:02

20:02⇢Ceuta's Judicial Siege

⌨The Spanish press is dominated by the Audiencia Nacional's decision to investigate the mass entry into Ceuta, framing it as an attack on territorial integrity. Coverage highlights the judge's view of Moroccan Armed Forces' involvement, while some outlets also focus on the AfD's victory in Saxony-Anhalt and its implications for Germany.
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