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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 28.08.2026.

It displays 107 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

28.08.2026The day Marlaska defended Morocco in Congress

The Ceuta crisis dominated Spanish media for the 14th day, with Interior Minister Marlaska and Foreign Minister Albares testifying in Congress. Marlaska denied intelligence failures, blamed PP and Vox for inciting hatred, and defended Morocco's collaboration. Albares echoed this, blaming 'bulos' and an 'international reactionary' network. Meanwhile, residents held a peaceful protest ending at Benítez beach, chanting 'invaders, expulsion', while the government requested Frontex support for migrant triage. Other stories included the death of Norway's King Harald V, inflation rising to 4.3%, and the Nepal flood rescue of a Spaniard.

05:05

05:05Ceuta's Sports Halls Retreat

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, now reporting that the government is retreating on its decision to use sports halls as migrant centers after protests, while the internal rift between Defense Minister Robles and Interior Minister Marlaska widens, with Sánchez backing Marlaska. Residents continue to attempt to expel migrants from beaches, leading to police intervention and warning shots. Meanwhile, a flash flood on the Nepal-Tibet border has killed over 160 people, with two Spaniards missing.
05:05

05:05Ceuta's Sports Halls Retreat

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, now reporting that the government is retreating on its decision to use sports halls as migrant centers after protests, while the internal rift between Defense Minister Robles and Interior Minister Marlaska widens, with Sánchez backing Marlaska. Residents continue to attempt to expel migrants from beaches, leading to police intervention and warning shots. Meanwhile, a flash flood on the Nepal-Tibet border has killed over 160 people, with two Spaniards missing.
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El polvorín de Ceuta se inflama: los militares piden al Gobierno poder hacer uso de la fuerza y la Guardia Civil exige "mano dura"

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El fenómeno astronómico ha sido visible en algunos países de América y Europa. La Tierra se ha interpuesto entre el Sol y el satélite hasta que parte de la superficie de la Luna ha entrado en la sombra terrestre, provocando el tono rojizo
09:06
09:08

09:08Ceuta's Racist Fury

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, now reporting an explosion of racist violence as organized groups attack migrants and Muslim residents (eldiario.es, El Salto, 20minutos, La Vanguardia, El Periódico). The military and Guardia Civil demand authorization to use force and 'mano dura' (20minutos, Libertad Digital), while the government faces internal tensions over the handling of the crisis (El Mundo, Libertad Digital).
09:08

09:08Ceuta's Racist Fury

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, now reporting an explosion of racist violence as organized groups attack migrants and Muslim residents (eldiario.es, El Salto, 20minutos, La Vanguardia, El Periódico). The military and Guardia Civil demand authorization to use force and 'mano dura' (20minutos, Libertad Digital), while the government faces internal tensions over the handling of the crisis (El Mundo, Libertad Digital).
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11:04

11:04Marlaska's Moroccan Defense Amid Ceuta's Racist Fury

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, now reporting that Interior Minister Marlaska defended Morocco's collaboration in the Congress, while the government and PP call for calm as Vox incites racist violence. Right-leaning outlets like El Español and Libertad Digital highlight residents' attempts to expel migrants and the military's demand for force, while progressive sources like eldiario.es and El Plural emphasize the government's plea for calm and condemnation of violence.
11:04

11:04Marlaska's Moroccan Defense Amid Ceuta's Racist Fury

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, now reporting that Interior Minister Marlaska defended Morocco's collaboration in the Congress, while the government and PP call for calm as Vox incites racist violence. Right-leaning outlets like El Español and Libertad Digital highlight residents' attempts to expel migrants and the military's demand for force, while progressive sources like eldiario.es and El Plural emphasize the government's plea for calm and condemnation of violence.
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13:26Marlaska's Defense Amid Ceuta's Blame Game

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, with Interior Minister Marlaska defending his handling before Congress, denying that intelligence services failed to warn of the influx. Foreign Minister Albares praises communication with Morocco while blaming an 'international reactionary' network and Elon Musk for the crisis. Local leader Vivas warns Ceuta has 'lost its way of life' and time is running out to avoid disaster.
13:26

13:26Marlaska's Defense Amid Ceuta's Blame Game

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, with Interior Minister Marlaska defending his handling before Congress, denying that intelligence services failed to warn of the influx. Foreign Minister Albares praises communication with Morocco while blaming an 'international reactionary' network and Elon Musk for the crisis. Local leader Vivas warns Ceuta has 'lost its way of life' and time is running out to avoid disaster.
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16:20Albares Shields Morocco, Blames 'Bulos' for Ceuta Crisis

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, with Foreign Minister Albares defending Morocco's cooperation and blaming 'bulos' and an 'international reactionary' network for the influx, while local leader Vivas warns Ceuta has 'lost its way of life' and time is running out. Meanwhile, the death of Norway's King Harald V is noted, and the expansion of Chinese car sales in Spain is reported.
16:20

16:20Albares Shields Morocco, Blames 'Bulos' for Ceuta Crisis

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, with Foreign Minister Albares defending Morocco's cooperation and blaming 'bulos' and an 'international reactionary' network for the influx, while local leader Vivas warns Ceuta has 'lost its way of life' and time is running out. Meanwhile, the death of Norway's King Harald V is noted, and the expansion of Chinese car sales in Spain is reported.
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19:17Marlaska's Defense Amid Ceuta's Blame Game

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, with Interior Minister Marlaska defending his handling before Congress and accusing PP and Vox of inciting hatred, while Foreign Minister Albares blames 'bulos' and an 'international reactionary' network. Local leader Vivas warns Ceuta has 'lost its way of life' and time is running out, as residents call for a non-violent siege of migrants on the beach. Meanwhile, a Madrid court reopens a hate crime case against Suso de Toro after a complaint by the pro-Israel lobby ACOM.
19:17

19:17Marlaska's Defense Amid Ceuta's Blame Game

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, with Interior Minister Marlaska defending his handling before Congress and accusing PP and Vox of inciting hatred, while Foreign Minister Albares blames 'bulos' and an 'international reactionary' network. Local leader Vivas warns Ceuta has 'lost its way of life' and time is running out, as residents call for a non-violent siege of migrants on the beach. Meanwhile, a Madrid court reopens a hate crime case against Suso de Toro after a complaint by the pro-Israel lobby ACOM.
19:28
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España pide apoyo a la Unión Europea para el triaje de los migrantes que quedan en Ceuta

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21:44

21:44Frontex Called to Ceuta's Aid

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, with the government requesting EU support from Frontex to identify migrants (La Razón, La Vanguardia, 20minutos). A protest on Benítez beach ended without incidents as police protected the migrant camp (El Confidencial). Meanwhile, the Nepal flood tragedy continues to dominate international coverage, with one Spaniard rescued and 552 dead (El País).
21:44

21:44Frontex Called to Ceuta's Aid

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, with the government requesting EU support from Frontex to identify migrants (La Razón, La Vanguardia, 20minutos). A protest on Benítez beach ended without incidents as police protected the migrant camp (El Confidencial). Meanwhile, the Nepal flood tragedy continues to dominate international coverage, with one Spaniard rescued and 552 dead (El País).