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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 13.08.2026.
It displays 82 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
13.08.2026 ⇢ The Day Marlaska Faced Ceuta's Wrath
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The Ceuta migrant crisis dominated the day's editorial priorities, eclipsing the lingering eclipse coverage. Interior Minister Marlaska's visit to Ceuta drew protests and heckling, while he announced reinforcements and insisted on Morocco's loyalty, warning that none of the migrants would be regularized. Ceuta's president Vivas demanded urgent expulsion and suspension of asylum, citing risk of irreversible consequences. The government admitted its policy contributed to the influx, with figures varying between 5,000 and 9,000 migrants still present. Political tensions escalated as Defense Minister Robles postponed her Senate appearance, drawing PP criticism. Meanwhile, the eclipse aftermath continued with reports of over 600 ophthalmological visits and traffic chaos in Barcelona, but the Ceuta crisis remained the primary focus.
13.08.2026
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20 Minutos
España se apaga siete minutos
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El País
El futbolista abre la posibilidad a su retirada y revela que intentó alargar la participación de Argentina hasta la final del Mundial para que su padre, que falleció el sábado, pudiera recuperarse y viajar a Estados Unidos
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02:41⇢Spain's Day Turns to Night
⌨The Spanish press is overwhelmingly focused on the total solar eclipse that occurred on August 12, with extensive coverage of the event's spectacle and scientific significance. Headlines describe the eclipse as historic, magical, and a 'world championship' for Spain, highlighting the nationwide awe and the brief darkness it brought. The event dominates front pages, with many outlets sharing images and reports of the phenomenon.
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06:06⇢Eclipse Afterglow and Ceuta's Migrant Count
⌨The Spanish press remains focused on the aftermath of the total solar eclipse, with new reports highlighting the nationwide spectacle and its scientific significance (El Confidencial, RTVE). Concurrently, the Ceuta migrant crisis continues to generate political coverage, with the government estimating up to 5,000 migrants may be accommodated (El País) and the PP using the Senate to pressure the government (infoLibre).
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España se apaga siete minutos: el histórico eclipse solar convierte el día en noche
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Ministerio de Juventud e Infancia | Luis Ángel Sanz
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Siete minutos históricos: el eclipse solar convierte el día en noche en España
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08:37⇢Eclipse's Daytime Night
⌨The Spanish press continues to lead with the total solar eclipse, now focusing on its historical significance and the nationwide experience, with reports of darkness during the day (20minutos, RTVE, El Confidencial). Concurrently, the Ceuta migrant crisis remains a key political story, with the government and PP agreeing to limit talks to economic aid, avoiding the contentious issue of unaccompanied minors (El Periódico).
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Tres años después | Carlota Camps
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Los termómetros superarán los 35 grados en buena parte del país y alcanzarán los 40ºC en los principales valles del suroeste, mientras las tormentas amenazarán al este peninsular
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Marlaska se desplaza a Ceuta para analizar la situación en la ciudad autónoma
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12:07⇢Eclipse's Daytime Night
⌨The Spanish press continues to lead with the total solar eclipse, now focusing on its historical significance and the nationwide experience, with reports of darkness during the day (20minutos, RTVE, El Confidencial). Concurrently, the Ceuta migrant crisis remains a key political story, with the government and PP agreeing to limit talks to economic aid, avoiding the contentious issue of unaccompanied minors (El Periódico).
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El Periódico
SECTOR INMOBILIARIO | Gabriel Santamarina
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Exteriores reduce de 75 a 12 el número de ciudadanos españoles que siguen sin localizar tras el seísmo, que deja además cerca de 3.500 heridos y casi 500 desaparecidos
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Astronomía.
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Dos noches en un día
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Hidrocarburos | Monique Zamora Vigneault
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El Gobierno estima que 2.500 menores y unos 2.500 potenciales solicitantes de asilo siguen en la ciudad autónoma
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20 Minutos
El asalto a Ceuta cumple dos semanas con Sánchez escudado en sus ministros ante "el peor atentado contra la soberanía"
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La Guardia Civil empieza a colocar una nueva barrera marítima en el dique sur de Melilla
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14:35⇢Robles Defers Senate Testimony on Ceuta
⌨The Spanish press continues to focus on the aftermath of the total solar eclipse, with reports on the nationwide spectacle and the experience of viewing it from a plane (RTVE, El Mundo, La Vanguardia). Concurrently, the Ceuta migrant crisis remains a major political story, as Defense Minister Margarita Robles postpones her Senate appearance to explain her management of the crisis, drawing criticism from the PP (El Español, eldiario.es, El País, La Razón).
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Una veintena de agentes se suma a los seis que había en la ciudad. El ministro anuncia también 50 nuevos efectivos para “garantizar la seguridad ciudadana” en las calles
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Crisis migratoria
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20 Minutos
Marlaska "no atisba ninguna cuestión" con el acuerdo de extradición con Marruecos tras la nueva advertencia de Rabat
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El Plural
En 2025 murieron de media 10 personas al día esperando una plaza en un centro público
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Crisis migratoria | Luis Ángel Sanz
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17:11⇢Marlaska's Ceuta Reckoning
⌨The Spanish press is dominated by the Ceuta migrant crisis, with Interior Minister Marlaska visiting the city amid protests and announcing reinforcements of police and Civil Guard agents to accelerate expulsions. The government admits its policy contributed to the influx, while figures vary on the number of migrants still present, and political tensions rise between the government and PP over the handling of the crisis.
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Marlaska insiste en la "lealtad" de Rabat y avisa a quienes traten de llegar a Ceuta o Melilla: "Ninguno de ellos se va a regularizar"
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El Plural
El calendario astronómico ofrece nuevas oportunidades en los próximos meses, con fenómenos muy diferentes y visibles desde distintas zonas del país
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Tensiones bilaterales | Lucas Font
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La Vanguardia
La crisis migratoria
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20:02⇢Ceuta's Asylum Suspension Push
⌨The Spanish press is dominated by the Ceuta migrant crisis, with Interior Minister Marlaska insisting on Morocco's loyalty and warning that none of the migrants will be regularized. Ceuta's president Vivas calls for urgent expulsion and suspension of asylum, citing risk of irreversible consequences. The government avoids direct confrontation with Morocco over sovereignty, while Italy detains and returns travelers from Spain amid bilateral tensions.
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Lesiones oculares
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Lesiones oculares
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Vivas ha pedido eliminar el mecanismo de asilo en Ceuta.
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Regreso con retenciones | Germán González
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