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This page is an archive of main headlines from Spain for 29.08.2026.

It displays 47 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

29.08.2026The day Spain requested Frontex aid for Ceuta

On August 29, the Ceuta migrant crisis remained the dominant story. The government formally requested Frontex support to accelerate migrant returns, a reversal of its earlier stance. Protests continued without major incidents, but tensions persisted, with chants of 'invaders, expulsion' and attacks on humanitarian workers. Media highlighted a poll showing 90% of Spaniards believe Morocco orchestrated the influx, and 55% support militarizing the border. The government faced criticism for its handling, with accusations of blaming the right and abandoning Ceuta. Meanwhile, Trump announced a deal with Venezuela to control its oil reserves, drawing significant coverage. Other stories included Norway's new king and Iceland's EU referendum.

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01:54Ceuta's Cry: Expulsion

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, with the government requesting EU support from Frontex to accelerate migrant returns (La Vanguardia, La Razón, 20minutos). Meanwhile, hundreds of Ceutíes protest peacefully, chanting 'invaders, expulsion' (El Confidencial, RTVE), and the government accelerates the creation of reception centers to ease tensions (Público).
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06:04Ceuta's Streets: Protests and Ultra Discourse

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, with protests continuing and the government accelerating efforts to remove migrants from the streets. Reports highlight tensions, attacks on humanitarian workers, and the rise of ultra discourse, while the government downplays CNI intelligence debates.
06:04

06:04Ceuta's Streets: Protests and Ultra Discourse

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, with protests continuing and the government accelerating efforts to remove migrants from the streets. Reports highlight tensions, attacks on humanitarian workers, and the rise of ultra discourse, while the government downplays CNI intelligence debates.
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08:17
20 Minutos

El retorno de los menores se topa con el 'fantasma' de la prevaricación que ya condenó en Ceuta a dos cargos de PP y PSOE

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08:40

08:40Ceuta's Chant: Expulsion

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, with new protests and heightened tensions. RTVE reports hundreds of Ceutíes marching without incidents, while El País highlights chants of 'invaders, expulsion' against migrants. El Español notes Sánchez now requests Frontex aid he previously rejected, and Libertad Digital claims the government blames the right for the crisis. Meanwhile, 20minutos discusses legal obstacles to returning minors, and El Plural analyzes the geopolitical backdrop involving Morocco, the US, and Israel.
08:40

08:40Ceuta's Chant: Expulsion

The Spanish press remains focused on the Ceuta migrant crisis, with new protests and heightened tensions. RTVE reports hundreds of Ceutíes marching without incidents, while El País highlights chants of 'invaders, expulsion' against migrants. El Español notes Sánchez now requests Frontex aid he previously rejected, and Libertad Digital claims the government blames the right for the crisis. Meanwhile, 20minutos discusses legal obstacles to returning minors, and El Plural analyzes the geopolitical backdrop involving Morocco, the US, and Israel.
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12:12

12:12Trump's Oil Grab and Ceuta's Siege

The Spanish press is dominated by two interconnected stories: the ongoing Ceuta migrant crisis and a new US-Venezuela oil deal announced by Trump. Ceuta remains tense with calls for militarizing the border (El Mundo), warnings from Guardia Civil about irreparable consequences (Libertad Digital), and accusations of government abandonment (La Razón). Meanwhile, Trump's agreement with Venezuela to control its oil reserves is widely covered (La Vanguardia, eldiario.es, El País), with El País framing it as 'adueñarse' (taking over).
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12:12Trump's Oil Grab and Ceuta's Siege

The Spanish press is dominated by two interconnected stories: the ongoing Ceuta migrant crisis and a new US-Venezuela oil deal announced by Trump. Ceuta remains tense with calls for militarizing the border (El Mundo), warnings from Guardia Civil about irreparable consequences (Libertad Digital), and accusations of government abandonment (La Razón). Meanwhile, Trump's agreement with Venezuela to control its oil reserves is widely covered (La Vanguardia, eldiario.es, El País), with El País framing it as 'adueñarse' (taking over).
16:21
20 Minutos

Los vecinos de Ceuta suspenden las protestas por la crisis migratoria ante la llegada de grupos ultras

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21:21
20 Minutos

Una protesta improvisada vuelve  a las calles para pedir soluciones ante la crisis migratoria

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