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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 14.09.2026.

It displays 93 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

14.09.2026The day the CIS punished the PSOE over Ceuta

Police completed the move of 864 migrants from Loma Colmenar to Los Rosales, where hundreds spent their first night while thousands remained on the streets. Attention turned to exhaustion on the ground, with 15-16 hour shifts, a warning of explosion risk at the port camp, and around 50 migrants returning to Morocco day.

Ceuta moved to courts and polls. An Audiencia judge proposed taking over the complaint against the government delegate as the CNI and Army sought to limit declassification. Polls showed the PSOE losing two points over the crisis while keeping its lead, Feijóo announced a fourth visit with Weber to Europeanize the response, and Sánchez pledged up to 10,000 places while praising Morocco.

The government clashed with the judiciary after the Supreme Court suspended voting rights under the 'ley de nietos', with ministers attacking 'salvapatrias' judges as the divided Electoral Board ordered consulates to apply the freeze.

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01:39Ceuta's Tent Transfer Drags On

The newspapers keep Ceuta as the lead, focused on the police transfer of 864 migrants from Loma Colmenar to Los Rosales (RTVE, El Confidencial) while new groups reoccupy the beach (El Español), with Moncloa expecting three months without normality (El Mundo) and scrutiny of the shifting official narrative (infoLibre). Swedish projections of a Social Democrat win tied between blocs (El País, La Vanguardia, eldiario.es) hold as second focus.
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04:40Sánchez Loses Left Trust Over Ceuta

The newspapers keep Ceuta as lead, still on the transfer of 864 migrants from Loma Colmenar to Los Rosales (RTVE, El Confidencial) amid police strain (El Español) and scrutiny of the shifting official narrative (infoLibre), now with Moncloa detecting a credibility loss for Sánchez among left voters (La Razón). Swedish results firming to a narrow centre-left win (El País, eldiario.es, La Vanguardia) form the second focus.
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20 Minutos

Medio centenar de los migrantes que asaltaron Ceuta regresan a casa cada día: "No quiero morir aquí, lejos de los míos"

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06:41Sixteen-Hour Shifts Hold Ceuta

The newspapers keep Ceuta as the lead, still centered on the transfer of 864 migrants from Loma Colmenar to Los Rosales (RTVE) but shifting to exhaustion on the ground, with police on 16-hour shifts (El Español) and about fifty migrants returning daily (20 Minutos). Scrutiny grows over Vivas awarding minor-reception contracts to relatives (eldiario.es) and Moncloa detecting credibility loss for Sánchez on the left (La Razón).
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08:50First Night in Los Rosales Tents

The newspapers keep Ceuta as the lead, now on the first night for hundreds in Los Rosales while thousands remain on the streets (RTVE), with police on 15-hour shifts (El Español) and about fifty migrants returning daily (20 Minutos). Attention turns to the CNI and Army seeking to block full declassification of alerts (Libertad Digital), alongside scrutiny of Vivas contracts (eldiario.es) and Sánchez credibility loss (La Razón).
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Unos 50 de los inmigrantes que asaltaron Ceuta regresan a casa cada día: "No quiero morir aquí, lejos de los míos"

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13:05Ceuta's Courtroom Offensive

The newspapers keep Ceuta as the lead, shifting from the Los Rosales transfer to the judicial front, with the Audiencia judge proposing to take over the complaint against the government delegate (El Mundo) and Tardón urging Ceuta courts to stand aside (La Razón), alongside Moroccan nationalist fervor (El País). A second focus is the government-judiciary clash over the Supreme Court's suspension of the 'grandchildren's law' (RTVE, El Periódico).
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20 Minutos

Medio centenar de inmigrantes que asaltaron Ceuta regresan a casa cada día: "No quiero morir aquí, lejos de los míos"

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16:15Ministers Brand Judges Salvapatrias Over Vote Freeze

The newspapers pair Ceuta's political fallout with the voting-rights clash. The CIS punishing the PSOE over Ceuta (El País, El Salto) accompanies Feijóo's fourth trip with Weber to 'Europeanize' the crisis (El Confidencial, El Periódico). The other focus is Moncloa's attack on judges as 'salvapatrias' over suspension of the 'ley de nietos' (El Mundo, Público, El Español) as the Electoral Board complies, divided (eldiario.es, La Razón).
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20 Minutos

La Policía pide paralizar el campamento del puerto de Ceuta por riesgo de explosiones, pero el Gobierno acelera su instalación

18:44
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19:21Grandchildren Votes Frozen at Consulates

The newspapers keep the dual focus on the 'ley de nietos' clash and Ceuta fallout. Moncloa attacks judges as 'lobos solitarios' (El Mundo, El Español) as the Electoral Board agrees to execute the Supreme order and activate consulates (El Confidencial, eldiario.es, La Razón). The CIS costs the PSOE two points over Ceuta (El País, El Salto), with police warning of explosion risk at the port camp (20 Minutos).
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22:06Government Vows Defiance Over Vote Freeze

The newspapers keep the 'ley de nietos' clash as the lead, now on open defiance after the Supreme Court president's speech, with the Government vowing 'No nos vamos a callar' (Público, El Mundo) as the divided Electoral Board agrees to execute the suspension via consulates (RTVE, eldiario.es, El Confidencial, La Razón). Ceuta fallout persists in the CIS cost to the PSOE (El País) and police orders in Ceuta (El Español).
22:33
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La Policía pide paralizar el campamento del puerto de Ceuta por riesgo de explosiones, pero el Ejecutivo acelera su instalación

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