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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 11.09.2026.

It displays 88 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

11.09.2026 ⇢ The Day the Ceuta Chief of Staff Resigned Over the CNI Warning
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Overnight coverage still carried Morocco's rejection of scapegoat status over the 30J crossing, praising ties with Sánchez while accusing the PP of electoral exploitation. By morning the focus moved inside the government, with reports of PSOE disarray, scrutiny of Sánchez's chief of staff over the declassified CNI reports, and Ceuta president Vivas saying Moncloa told him to stop calling before the assault.

The declassified WhatsApp warning narrowed to a personnel fallout: the government delegate's chief of staff stepped down insisting he had forwarded the CNI alert, accusing his superior of lying, with outlets dissecting the 'sus rilas' message.

Parallel coverage tracked a fire that destroyed some 40 migrant shacks and shops at Tarajal, forcing hundreds to evacuate, and Catalonia's Diada, with conciliatory institutional acts and divided independence marches in Barcelona, Girona and Amposta drawing around 57,000.

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03:44⇢Conflicting Warnings Before Ceuta Crossing

⌨The newspapers continue Morocco's denial over the Ceuta crossing (RTVE, El Confidencial, El Español), reporting Rabat's rejection of scapegoat status and charge that the PP exploits Ceuta electorally. Attention turns to conflicting pre-30J evidence: prior police reports not pointing to Morocco as instigator (El Salto) against a CNI 29 July 'critical point' warning of a crowd waiting in Castillejos (El Mundo).
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"¡Hijo, no vuelvas, resiste en España!": la vida de los menores del Trampolín que esperan sin prisa su traslado a la Península

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06:26⇢PSOE Disarray After Ceuta Mismanagement

⌨The papers move from Morocco's denials to the domestic political cost of the Ceuta crisis (El País, El Confidencial, La Razón, infoLibre), reporting PSOE disarray over chaos and lack of information, scrutiny of Sánchez's chief of staff over the CNI reports, Robles emerging as state interlocutor, and Feijóo acting to contain Ayuso. Racist attacks and shelter transfers in Ceuta continue (El Salto, 20minutos, Público).
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Un incendio arrasa unas 40 chabolas junto a las naves del Tarajal y obliga a desalojar a cientos de inmigrantes

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Un incendio arrasa 40 chabolas en el Tarajal y obliga a desalojar a cientos de inmigrantes

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09:33⇢Tarajal Fire Burns Migrant Shacks in Ceuta

⌨The newspapers keep the Ceuta crisis as the lead, shifting to a fire that destroyed around 40 migrant shacks/shops in Tarajal forcing hundreds to evacuate (El País, 20minutos). Morocco's denial persists, praising ties with Sánchez while accusing Feijóo of escalation (RTVE, El Español), as domestic scrutiny focuses on declassified CNI warnings and Robles defending the intelligence work (El Mundo, Libertad Digital, La Razón, El Confidencial).
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El País

Despropósito jurídico

Al suspender el derecho al voto a españoles que se acogieron a la ‘ley de nietos’, el Supremo sacude un derecho básico en democracia
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11:01⇢Ceuta Aide Quits Accusing Boss of Lying

⌨The newspapers report the Ceuta crisis entering a resignation phase, with the government delegate's chief of staff stepping down after receiving the CNI alerts and accusing his superior of lying (El Mundo, El Español, La Razón). Attention stays on declassified warnings and blame inside the government (El Confidencial, Libertad Digital), while the Tarajal fire aftermath continues (20minutos).
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"Sus rilas": así fue el mensaje que ha desembocado en el cese del jefe de gabinete de Pérez Triano

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13:34⇢Buried Warning Fells Ceuta Aide

⌨The newspapers report the Ceuta crisis narrowing to the resignation of the government delegate's chief of staff, who insists the CNI WhatsApp warning was passed on and accuses his superior of lying (El Mundo, El Español, eldiario.es, La Razón). Attention turns to the content of the message detailed as 'sus rilas' (20minutos) and to blame reaching Sánchez's chief of staff over the declassified reports (El Confidencial, Libertad Digital).
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18:04⇢Vivas Accuses Moncloa of Silencing Warnings

⌨The newspapers report the Ceuta crisis centering on the resignation of the government delegate's chief of staff, who insists he forwarded the CNI alert (RTVE, eldiario.es, El Mundo, El Español, La Razón, 20minutos). Attention shifts upward as Ceuta president Vivas says Moncloa told him to stop calling before the assault, contradicting Marlaska (El Confidencial), while PP moves to contain Ayuso over the narrative (infoLibre).
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20:07⇢The WhatsApp That Toppled a Ceuta Aide

⌨The newspapers keep the Ceuta crisis as the lead, centered on the resignation of the government delegate's chief of staff insisting he forwarded the CNI warning (RTVE, El Mundo, El Español, La Razón, 20minutos), with follow-ups on Vivas's claim Moncloa silenced him (El Confidencial) and fear after the Tarajal fire destroyed 42 shacks (El País). Attention shifts to the Diada mobilization in Barcelona (La Vanguardia, El Periódico, Libertad Digital).
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"Sus rilas": el mensaje que ha desembocado en el cese del jefe de gabinete de la Delegación del Gobierno en Ceuta

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