On July 30, about 80,000 foreigners arrived in Ceuta. Almost 20 days later, between 5,000 and 10,000 still remain in a city that usually has 89,000 inhabitants. Doctors, nurses, and social services are overwhelmed. Judges, too. That is why the Standing Committee of the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) has requested reinforcements to “address the migration crisis.”
Granada is experiencing a period marked by a succession of several seismic movements, both in the capital and in the province. Since last Friday, more than 300 earthquakes have been recorded, although most have not been felt by the population. However, the earthquakes of greater magnitude, 4.8 on Saturday and 4.7 this Tuesday, have caused some material damage and triggered calls to emergency services.
After landing late Monday in Barcelona, Rodri is having a busy schedule this Tuesday with procedures and events that started early in the morning and will, in principle, end with his presentation as the new Barça player at the end of the day. The first stop for the Spaniard was the training ground to undergo the medical examination.
The Ibex 35 tries this Tuesday to hold on to 20,000 points after four consecutive sessions of declines and on a day again marked by tension between the United States and Iran. The Spanish benchmark started practically flat, with a slight advance of 0.02%, up to 19,985 points, after having lost 0.87% yesterday and saying goodbye to the historic closing high of 20,300 points that it reached just at the beginning of this August.
The Ministry of the Interior has raised on Tuesday to 2,168 the number of unaccompanied migrant minors registered in Ceuta since July 30. This means that the National Police have located, identified, and placed at the disposal of the government of the city of Ceuta 2,168 boys from the beginning of the migration crisis until 9 a.m. this Tuesday.
A new strong earthquake has shaken Granada and its metropolitan area again this Tuesday and has been widely felt by the population. Also in points of other provinces such as Almería.
The major oil companies are sitting on a mountain of money like never before in their history. According to the latest data published by Bloomberg, the five largest international energy firms generated nearly 70 billion dollars in cash flow in the second quarter of 2026, the highest figure ever recorded.
The illegal tourist apartment scheme specialized in high-end properties and with a special fondness for Passeig de Gràcia lost in recent weeks two of the most prized jewels of its crown, two of the properties they sublet by the day clandestinely: one with excellent views of the Sagrada Família located on Avinguda Diagonal at the height of Passeig de Sant Joan and another on Ronda Sant Pere, very close to Passeig de Gràcia.
The glaciers of planet Earth lost on average more ice in summer than they gained in winter during 2025 and for the 38th consecutive year (losing more mass than they manage to recover), according to the global climate report ‘State of the Climate in 2025’, published in the ‘Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society’. The European Alps are one of the regions most affected by this phenomenon, with visible consequences already in the melting of the Mont Blanc glacier that has caused the closure of several of its shelters and its ice tunnel and has also caused rockfalls that ended the life of a French aspiring guide last Thursday, August 13.
The life of Eli Sharabi changed forever on October 7, 2023, when a Hamas commando stormed the Be’eri kibbutz and took him hostage to the nearby Gaza Strip, where he remained for 491 days hoping to reunite with his wife and daughters, unaware that they had been killed that very day. That traumatic experience is what he recounts in Rehén (Nagrela Editores), a testimony of his struggle for survival under inhuman conditions.