Marlaska assures that the CNI did not alert about the massive influx of immigrants that overwhelmed Ceuta

Marlaska assures that the CNI did not alert about the massive influx of immigrants that overwhelmed Ceuta

Ceuta, which was overwhelmed yesterday after the entry of up to 60,000 young migrants with the permissiveness of Morocco, is gradually recovering normality in its streets. Although there are still hundreds of Moroccans wandering its streets after spending a second night outdoors, more are continuing to make their way back to their country, through the same place they entered with chants: the El Tarajal border breakwater, where containment barriers – 500 meters long – have begun to be installed to deter further arrivals.

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Sinner shows who is boss by conquering Zverev for his second consecutive Wimbledon title

Sinner shows who is boss by conquering Zverev for his second consecutive Wimbledon title

The victories earned by hard work are valued twice as much, and if they are to win Wimbledon, three times as much. Jannik Sinner knows this well, defeated in Australia, fainted at Roland Garros, and who recovers on the grass of the All England Club. In a final that is for a long time a bombardment, the Italian rises against a tenacious Alexander Zverev to finally prevail 6-7 (9), 7-6 (2), 6-3, and 6-4 in 3 hours and 46 minutes. He is crowned for the second consecutive time at Wimbledon and captures his fifth Grand Slam title.

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Around 90,000 people resignedly await the moment to confront an uncontrolled fire

Around 90,000 people resignedly await the moment to confront an uncontrolled fire

The fire has driven tens of thousands of people from their homes in the western mountains of Madrid and the Ávila valleys of Tiétar and Iruelas (about 90,000 between evacuated and confined). The vast majority have gone to their primary residences or to relatives’ homes, but many have been housed in more than a dozen sports centers distributed throughout the region (except in Madrid city, which does not house anyone).

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Uprising in the EU against unanimity rules that hinder its foreign policy

Uprising in the EU against unanimity rules that hinder its foreign policy

In a world that is changing rapidly, with an unpredictable White House, turbulence in the Middle East, and an increasingly unstable international landscape, Europe cannot afford decision-making processes that drag on for months (or years) due to the blockages of certain countries. This is the view of a large group of Member States — including Spain — that propose formulas against the unanimity rules to overcome vetoes and speed up the EU’s foreign policy.

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