Brussels endorses the return to Morocco of unaccompanied minor migrants who remain in Ceuta
The European Commission assures that EU law provides for the return of all irregular immigrants
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De Lorca “fallecido” a Lorca “asesinado”: la polémica del tuit retirado de las bibliotecas municipales de Madrid
La red municipal publica y elimina un mensaje en X en el que se decía que, tal día como hoy, “un 18 de agosto de 1936, fallecía Federico García Lorca” y lo sustituye
Turkey takes a key step in resolving the Kurdish conflict with the reintegration and conditional pardon of PKK militants
The law allowing the return of those fighters without blood crimes comes into force. President Erdogan calls it an “important step for the country’s peaceful, prosperous, and secure future.”
Another eclipse arrives in Spain this August, but this one is partial and lunar: “It will have the color of all the sunsets on Earth”
Without special glasses, the phenomenon will be visible throughout the country in the early hours of Friday the 28th; although, in some places, the satellite will set before it ends
Judge Pedraz shields possible messages from the ‘Leire case’ on the former head of Correos’ mobile with a new dump
Juan Manuel Serrano, former Chief of Staff of Pedro Sánchez in the PSOE, questioned the legality of the intervention of his phone by the UCO in May
A new 4.8 magnitude earthquake shakes Granada and leaves three people with minor injuries
The tremor, with its epicenter in Gójar, has been strongly felt in the metropolitan area of the capital. “It’s torture,” says an affected neighbor
At least 10 dead in a Russian missile attack in the Ukrainian Kharkiv region
Another 17 people have been injured. Zelenski promises to respond to the offensive
La Casa Blanca se abalanza contra un senador demócrata por hablar de Natalie Harp, la “impresora humana” de Trump
El legislador Jon Ossoff acusa al presidente de preferir “viajar en su palacio volante” con su ayudante más leal a hacer su trabajo
Roldanillo, the magical town devastated by the earthquake: “This place is now chaos”
The tourist town of Valle del Cauca, known for the colorful facades of its old buildings, has collapsed and must face an almost total reconstruction
Between the jungle and the oil: the Amazonian municipality to which Colombia owes an energy transition
The economy of Orito, Putumayo, which was born as an oil field, remains tied to crude despite various tourism initiatives. The mayor aims to produce 20,000 barrels daily; a goal in line with the new Government