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More than 70,000 people crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta at the end of July; tens died and thousands returned, but several thousand — including many children — have remained, straining services and provoking near‑daily protests across Spain. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has denied Moroccan responsibility, blamed traffickers and disinformation, and pledged extra funds and reception places.
Morocco, Spain and Portugal are co-hosts for the 2030 World Cup, with FIFA yet to decide the final venue. Moroccan PM Akhannouch warns against premature promises as tensions run over where the final will be played. Multiple leaders emphasize resolving hosting rights with their allies. The 2030 tournament will mark the competition’s 100th anniversary.
Migrants in Ceuta face a growing humanitarian strain as Spain grapples with a slow, improvised response to mass border crossings. Protests and investigations continue as minors endure shelters, education and healthcare challenges while officials deploy security and NGOs provide aid.
A high-speed Renfe train has rear-ended a stationary Iryo service on the Madrid-to-Andalusia line near Mora-Orgaz, Castilla-La Mancha. The collision has killed at least 64 people and injured many as officials confirm a signalling fault and human error may have contributed. The incident follows a January crash on the same line and has prompted a national safety review.