The new immigrant camp set up by the Government on two plots in the port of Ceuta hung the sign “full” – in Spanish, English, and Arabic, so there would be no doubt – at noon yesterday after its just over 1,700 places were occupied in a few hours. Many did not make it, and after 50 days of living rough, their helplessness was joined by frustration and anger for having lost another opportunity.

The King has awarded the Order of the Golden Fleece, the highest decoration granted by the Crown, to Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, former president of Portugal, as a sign of his personal and institutional appreciation. It is the first distinction by Felipe VI to a foreign personality since his proclamation, following the award of the Golden Fleece to the Princess of Asturias, Queen Sofía, former Prime Minister Felipe González, and the fathers of the Constitution Miquel Roca i Junyent and Miguel Herrero y Rodríguez de Miñón.

First decline of a far-right force in Europe and victory, albeit by a narrow margin, for the progressives. Although the result is largely due to internal factors, Sweden has surprised in a context that is accelerating in the opposite direction. Sweden Democrats (SD) have suffered a notable decline (remaining at 17.5% of the votes) after two decades of upward trend, while the Moderates achieved the overtake and regained hegemony in that political space. Is it a sign of something?