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4 keys to understanding the serious migration crisis in Ceuta, one of the Spanish enclaves in North Africa

Thousands of migrants have arrived in Ceuta in recent days, causing a new crisis in the Spanish North African enclave. These are the four keys to understanding what is happening and how Spain and Morocco are responding.

4 keys to understanding the serious migration crisis in Ceuta, one of the Spanish enclaves in North Africa

Thousands of migrants have arrived in Ceuta in recent days, causing a new crisis in the Spanish North African enclave. These are the four keys to understanding what is happening and how Spain and Morocco are responding.

Spain calls the response of some EU countries "selfish" and calls for unity in the face of the migration crisis in Ceuta

Several European governments asked to restrict immigration controls in the face of the "shocking" scenes experienced in Ceuta this week. Spanish authorities say the situation is under control.

Nirmal Purja, the mountaineer who conquered the 14 highest mountains in the world, dies in an avalanche

The renowned mountaineer became famous for having scaled the world's 14 highest peaks in just over six months in 2019.

A young man, seriously injured by the attack with a bottle by a minor in Puente de Vallecas

The aggressor was arrested in the area and it is being investigated whether the motivation is the confrontation between youth gangs.

Mercurochrome, the antiseptic with which the wounds of millions of children around the world were treated and ended up banned

For millions of children, this red substance that stained everything it touched was one of the most feared images when getting a wound.

Mercurochrome, the antiseptic with which the wounds of millions of children around the world were treated and ended up banned

For millions of children, this red substance that stained everything it touched was one of the most feared images when getting a wound.

Mercurochrome, the antiseptic with which the wounds of millions of children around the world were treated and ended up banned

For millions of children, this red substance that stained everything it touched was one of the most feared images when getting a wound.

Five people die in Indonesia in the fire of a ferry with more than 200 passengers

Rescue teams search for 41 missing crew members in the middle of the sea, in East Java province

Luana Lopes Lara, the ballet dancer who became the youngest billionaire in the world with a very controversial company

The co-founder of prediction markets platform Kalshi swapped tutus for books and came up with an idea that changed the law and her fortune.

Luana Lopes Lara, the ballet dancer who became the youngest billionaire in the world with a very controversial company

The co-founder of prediction markets platform Kalshi swapped tutus for books and came up with an idea that changed the law and her fortune.

A minor from the ultraviolent group 764 arrested accused of threatening to kill Irene Montero

The arrested person, also the alleged author of messages against the talk show host Sarah Santaolalla, is considered the leader in Spain of this terrorist network with Nazi, satanic and pedophile overtones.

Why the Greek god Kairos is still so important at key moments in our lives

The ancient Greeks not only imagined a god to represent opportunity: they developed an entire way of understanding life that helps us decide, act... and even speak.

Why the Greek god Kairos is still so important at key moments in our lives

The ancient Greeks not only imagined a god to represent opportunity: they developed an entire way of understanding life that helps us decide, act... and even speak.

Why the Greek god Kairos is still so important at key moments in our lives

The ancient Greeks not only imagined a god to represent opportunity: they developed an entire way of understanding life that helps us decide, act... and even speak.

Trump says he is suspending attacks on Iran pending quick agreement

The president of the United States claims to have made the decision at the request of Middle Eastern countries and Tehran, which denies the request

Anyone who has not seen bulls in El Puerto does not know what bullfighting is… modern

Morante, Talavante and Juan Ortega provoke ecstasy in the Cadiz square before a very noble and collaborative bullfight by Álvaro Núñez

Rafa Jódar reaches the final in Washington with a new comeback, where Taylor Fritz awaits him

The Madrid native gets rid of the Chilean Alejandro Tabilo in three sets and will seek his second title as a professional in a 500 category tournament, which opens the North American hard court tour that will culminate with the United States Open

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Property invaders are related to the sale of drugs

At least 15 people have been arrested by the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC) for the crime of looting and others related to criminal cells dedicated to the sale of drugs, so far this year.

Investigations continue into anomalies during the test; include Territorium Life: commissioner

The Technical Commission for the Review of the Entry Process for the 2026 UNAM Bachelor's Degree will continue to investigate the situations that generated the irregularities detected in the virtual exam carried out between last May and June, and within the analysis "the role of the company Territorium Life, in charge of applying the test, is included," said Carlos Arámburo de la Hoz, a member of that committee.

Patti Smith, a visible presence in the Vatican

Rome. Rock legend Patti Smith was elated and almost speechless when she met with Pope Leo XIV last Friday.

In soccer, El Tri rescues a tie with the Dominican Republic

This Saturday, the Mexican men's soccer representative rescued a valuable 1-1 draw against the local Dominican Republic, in a duel corresponding to the second day of Group A of the Central American and Caribbean Games.

UNAM control exam triggers boom in express courses

As soon as the decision of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) to apply a control exam to 58 thousand candidates seeking to pursue a degree at the highest university was known, academies, institutes and schools specialized in the preparation of applicants launched express courses.

Mexico confirms its dominance in racquetball

The generational change of racquetball keeps the Mexican delegation strong in the region even without its greatest reference Paola Longoria. The discipline stood out yesterday in its closing at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Santo Domingo, after winning eight medals: six gold and two silver.

Arrest of head of the Los Reyes cartel unleashes blockades in Michoacán

Federal forces, led by the Mexican Army, arrested yesterday in Michoacán Alfonso Fernández Magallón, Poncho La Quiringua, identified as the boss of the Los Reyes cartel, reported the Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), Omar García Harfuch.

Atlante dents the champion's crown; beat Blue 3-2

Atlante, the so-called people's team, returned to the Liga Mx to be the first to beat the current champion. During 10 games under the technical direction of Joel Huiqui, Cruz Azul did not count defeats, but rather championships: the League and the Champion of Champions.

Head of UNHCR will visit the country in September; meeting with Sheinbaum is planned

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), Barham Salih, will make an official visit to Mexico at the end of next September. According to sources consulted, the Iraqi official is interested in learning about the asylum processes and the integration of refugees.

Morena distances herself from R1; His brother was a militant and was expelled in 2025

Given the arrest of Ramón Ángel Álvarez Ayala, El R1, identified as the alleged mastermind of the murder of Carlos Manzo, mayor of Uruapan, Michoacán, the national leadership of Morena clarified that he has never been a member of this party, but his brother Roldán was and was expelled from its ranks in November of last year.

Ingemar and Reynosa firm, base in huachicol network

The company Servicios Aduanales JR was identified by the Attorney General's Office (FGR) as “one of the main corporate instruments used for the execution of criminal conduct” that was committed through Ingemar, a company linked to former governor Ernesto Ruffo Appel – accused last June of participating in the smuggling of millions of liters of hydrocarbons –, according to the investigations carried out by the Prosecutor's Office specialized in Matters of Organized Crime (Femdo).

They extend the deadline to sign up for Prepa en Línea

The Ministry of Public Education (SEP) reported that in order to contribute to the strengthening and expansion of high school spaces, registration to attend upper secondary education through the Prepa en Línea-SEP system will remain open until August 5.

Youth, a corner of hope that revalues ​​books and creates community

In the age of misinformation and infodemic, reading is an act of resistance. This motto became a shout from a corner in the Narvarte neighborhood in Mexico City, where, literally, the “white rabbit hole” is located, whose metaphorical allusion is to a phrase from the novel Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. In Lewis Carroll's 1865 novel, the protagonist sees a talking hare enter a burrow that leads to a fantasy world.

Magdiel Sánchez Quiroz*: Why is anti-communism reborn today?

In the turbulent times that humanity is experiencing today, with war conflagrations occurring simultaneously under the threat of reaching irreversible catastrophic dimensions, the United States Department of State has created a new criminal category to eliminate left-wing political expressions, accusing them of “left-wing terrorist extremism.”

Counselor criticizes producer of new voting card

Although the population was offered a shorter waiting time to receive the voting credential, in practice it continues for a much longer period than usual, declared counselor Carla Humphrey Jordan, president of the Federal Voter Registry (RFE) commission of the National Electoral Institute (INE).

Road chaos persists in the Granada Expansion neighborhood: neighbors

Although the residents of Ampliación Granada spoke out in favor of the organization of public roads, yesterday the neighborhood representation decided not to attend the traffic route called by the Citizen Observatory and opted for clear coordination to be carried out with defined objectives that allow generating long-term results.

Rainy season in Sinaloa, the most productive in 10 years

The current rainy season in Sinaloa is shaping up to be the most productive of the last decade, according to geophysicist Juan Espinoza Luna, who estimated that by the end of September the state's dam system will reach a weighted average of 70 percent of its total capacity, thanks to a volume of rainfall that significantly exceeds the 2025 records.

The T-MEC, Mexico's advantage in the face of the tariff war

The United States continues to impose tariffs, but Mexico remains one of the few economies that retains a relative advantage against this offensive. The reason is the T-MEC, which allows tariff-free entry for most Mexican exports to the US market, even when Washington resorts to different legal figures to sustain a trade policy of almost universal coverage.

Cyber ​​attack by intelligent robots opens Pandora's box: analysts

The question was not if at some point artificial intelligence (AI) could breach systems on its own, but when it would happen.

Israel bombs warehouses with hospital supplies in Gaza

Deir Al Balah., By continuing its bombing campaign on the Gaza Strip, the Israeli army yesterday killed at least seven Palestinians and injured 76 more after hitting warehouses of medical supplies in a hospital, health authorities in the enclave reported yesterday, a day after progress was announced in the negotiations of the agreement to end hostilities between Tel Aviv and Hamas.

US ambassador in Chile accused of interference

Santiago. Brandon Judd, former US Border Patrol agent for 27 years and now White House ambassador to Chile, earned the repudiation of the political leadership after making statements that were considered open interference.

The widow of the murdered mayor of Temoac is linked to the trial

Cuernavaca, Mor., Marisol N, widow of the mayor of Temoac. Valentín Lavín Romero – murdered on July 22 – was yesterday linked to proceedings for his alleged responsibility in the crime of aggravated extortion.

Concacaf and UEFA question Infantino's leadership in FIFA

Paris. Although the controversial project to open FIFA competitions to private investors has already been withdrawn, UEFA and Concacaf considered this Saturday that President Gianni Infantino lost their trust after this maneuver that shook the world of football.

STC will remodel the Universidad station and inspect several elevated sections

More than 937 million pesos will be invested in the architectural renovation of the University station on Metro line 3, as well as in works to mitigate the ravages of rain and general maintenance of the network, in accordance with the annual public works program of the Collective Transportation System (STC).

Exhibition at the MACG contrasts artistic and social visions of two generations

The exhibition Clusters and Variations: Readings from the MACG Collection Block 1 is an intergenerational artistic dialogue on the vision of social aspects such as language, the relationship between humans and nature, dimensionality and sonority.

Universidad Rosario Castellanos will provide spaces for rejects from UNAM

Santo Domingo Tonalá, Oax., President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo offered to open the doors of the Rosario Castellanos National University to students who are rejected in their admission exam to the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), so that they can continue their studies and have free education.

Vehicle chaos and flooding due to rain and hail

Yesterday's intense rain caused flooding, traffic chaos, accumulation of hail in the north and east of the capital, and even delays in the holding of concerts and sporting events, among other effects.

Rafael Aviña: In the palm of your hand

“To the extent that my faculties allow me, I decipher the mysteries of the future…” These are the words that, in their own voice, introduce the astrologer and occultist Professor Jaime Karín (Arturo De Córdova), who, supported by his lover and informant Clara Stein (Carmen Montejo) – a manicurist of Austrian origin, who knows the intimacies of ladies who attend the beauty salon where he works –, dedicates himself to deceiving women who, impressed by his personality, voice and their crystal ball, they fall before the fatalistic “omens” of the protagonist.

Housing programs will help 12 million families in the country

Huajuapan de León, Oax., In the Oaxacan Mixteca, President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo said that about a third of the country's families will benefit from one of the housing programs during her administration.

Morena coordinator killed in Amozoc

Puebla, Pue. Jimmy Bonilla Varela, state coordinator of Morena in Amozoc, was murdered yesterday while traveling in his Toyota Hilux truck, on the Amozoc-Teziutlán highway, near the auxiliary board of San Agustín Tlaxco, in the municipality of Acajete.

There are 3,494 cases and seven deaths from dengue in 2026

The Ministry of Health (Ssa) reported that so far this year, 3,494 cases of dengue have been confirmed, as well as seven deaths. He adds that 75 percent of confirmed infections are concentrated in Sonora, Veracruz, Tabasco, Sinaloa and Baja California Sur.