A report from the Government recommends that the grandchildren of exiles "should be able to vote electronically" in the upcoming general elections. (translated)
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Defense ceded the San Carlos Castle to Morocco to celebrate the Throne Festival on the same day as the invasion of Ceuta. (translated)
The riot police are suffocating a mass brawl near the immigrant center in Ceuta. (translated)
The PSOE no longer rules out the indictment of the government delegate in Ceuta and raises concerns in Moncloa. (translated)
The military in Ceuta are fed up and announce a protest against the increase in assaults: "They don't let us defend ourselves." (translated)
Tezanos earns his salary: the CIS gives the PSOE a 5.5 point advantage over the PP after the invasion of Ceuta. (translated)
Sánchez ordered Telefónica to urgently provide wifi in Ceuta while immigrants were receiving signals from Moroccan operators. (translated)
The plane of the Chavista businessmen who paid half a million to Zapatero's daughters crashes in Venezuela with a Ukrainian model on board. (translated)
Riot in the TVE News because of the interview with Sánchez: the newsroom is rebelling loudly against the sectarianism of the management. (translated)
The declassified documents by Sánchez prove that the CNI warned the Government a day before the invasion. (translated)
The video of Julio Iglesias's accuser declaring to the prosecutor: "‘elDiarioes’ recommended the lawyers to me." (translated)
The email that proves Ayuso closed the rental of her current apartment a week before 'El País' published the purchase of the penthouse. (translated)
The government uses a map in which Western Sahara appears as Moroccan territory. (translated)
The Supreme Court opens an investigation to determine if the Government was warned before the invasion of Ceuta and decided not to act. (translated)
The government fines those who protested against Sánchez in front of La Mareta after the invasion of Ceuta €100. (translated)
The Government reduces the number of police guarding the border post of Ceuta from 12 to 8 after the invasion. (translated)
Hundreds of thousands of Spaniards take to the streets in defense of Ceuta and against the government's management in the face of the invasion. (translated)
Health alarm in Ceuta: a 19-year-old illegal immigrant with active and contagious chickenpox escapes from the hospital. (translated)
Feijóo warns that Sánchez no longer guarantees the security of Ceuta and all of Spain: "He knew it and covered it up." (translated)
The police discover among the invaders of Ceuta convicted individuals in Spain with a prohibition on returning. (translated)