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In graphics: what the 8 km border between Spain and Morocco in Ceuta is like, a focus of migratory tension in the European Union

Nearly 50,000 migrants tried to cross from Morocco to Ceuta this week in order to reach the European zone in recent days. According to the Spanish government, the majority had already returned to their country this Friday.

Spain tries to contain the migration crisis in Ceuta: 48,000 people have already returned to Morocco and the death toll increases to 57

The Spanish authorities have tried to normalize the situation in the autonomous city of Ceuta, located in North Africa.

What is the "fiscal shackle" and other reforms that Milei promotes to protect its economic project in Argentina

The Argentine president presented a package of reforms that include a reform of the Central Bank and a "fiscal shackle" initiative to close state activities if there is a prolonged deficit.

What is the "fiscal shackle" and other reforms that Milei promotes to protect its economic project in Argentina

The Argentine president presented a package of reforms that include a reform of the Central Bank and a "fiscal shackle" initiative to close state activities if there is a prolonged deficit.

The shocking images of the crossing of more than 50,000 migrants from Morocco to Spain through the Ceuta border

We show you in images the migratory crisis that Ceuta is going through. Thousands of people have arrived in the Spanish enclave in recent days, as authorities strengthen border controls.

The shocking images of the crossing of more than 50,000 migrants from Morocco to Spain through the Ceuta border

We show you in images the migratory crisis that Ceuta is going through. Thousands of people have arrived in the Spanish enclave in recent days, as authorities strengthen border controls.

Hamas accepts Trump's plan to disarm Gaza if Israel withdraws from the Strip

The president of the United States affirmed that the Peace Board reached an agreement for the "complete disarmament" of Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza.

Pedro Sánchez denounces "a violation of the territorial integrity of Spain" and blames the mafias that traffic in people for the crisis in Ceuta

The president described the event that affects the autonomous city, belonging to Spain, as "unprecedented."

Milei's controversial decree to expel foreigners who express "hatred" against Argentina

The decree came into effect this Thursday, and occurs after the president denounced an alleged "anti-Argentine" campaign during the Soccer World Cup.

"I had stage four cancer at age 14 and now I'm a doctor"

Ellie Waters-Barnes survived aggressive stage IV cancer and underwent 18 months of treatment.

Why Ceuta and Melilla belong to Spain if they are in Africa

The conflict is reignited every time African migrants try to cross from Morocco to Spanish territories, or when Rabat reclaims its sovereignty over these enclaves.

Why Ceuta and Melilla belong to Spain if they are in Africa

The conflict is reignited every time African migrants try to cross from Morocco to Spanish territories, or when Rabat reclaims its sovereignty over these enclaves.

Why Iran may be more interested in a limited war with the US than peace

Iran may believe it can control the conflict cautiously enough to maintain pressure on the United States while avoiding an all-out war.

Why Iran may be more interested in a limited war with the US than peace

Iran may believe it can control the conflict cautiously enough to maintain pressure on the United States while avoiding an all-out war.

Why Iran may be more interested in a limited war with the United States than peace

Iran may believe it can control the conflict cautiously enough to maintain pressure on the United States while avoiding an all-out war.

"The situation is out of control": Spain mobilizes the army before the crossing of thousands of migrants from Morocco to Ceuta that has left at least 15 dead

Thousands of people have crossed from African to European territory in recent days through this crossing and local authorities say they are overwhelmed.

European teams will not participate in the World Cup if FIFA's plan to open the tournament to private investment is approved

UEFA's 55 member federations vote to boycott the World Cup if FIFA goes ahead with its plan to sell participations in its competitions.

The southern part of the US that was devastated by a hurricane and now has more money than it can spend

A US county devastated by Hurricane Rita is now the world's largest exporter of liquefied natural gas.

The southern part of the US that was devastated by a hurricane and now has more money than it can spend

A US county devastated by Hurricane Rita is now the world's largest exporter of liquefied natural gas.

ON VIDEO: the moment when hundreds of migrants swim across the Moroccan border with Spain

The massive arrival overwhelmed the emergency services and security forces in the autonomous Spanish city.

The harsh testimony of the father who found his 3 children murdered by their mother

The Massachusetts mother is charged with three counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of her three children in January 2023.

The harsh testimony of the father who found his 3 children murdered by their mother

The Massachusetts mother is charged with three counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of her three children in January 2023.

What are the supermarkets with cheap prices of the socialist Mamdani government in New York like?

The mayor of New York announced this week that they will have five locations and will offer a basket of essential products with a 30% discount.

What are the supermarkets with cheap prices of the socialist Mamdani government in New York like?

The mayor of New York announced this week that they will have five locations and will offer a basket of essential products with a 30% discount.

ON VIDEO: the image of a gigantic iceberg that capsizes off the coast of Greenland

The city is home to the Ilulissat Ice Fjord, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

The "devil worm" lurking in the depths of the Earth (and the mystery of how it got there)

Until just 50 years ago we believed that nothing could live in the depths of the Earth's crust, but we were wrong.

The "devil worm" lurking in the depths of the Earth (and the mystery of how it got there)

Until just 50 years ago we believed that nothing could live in the depths of the Earth's crust, but we were wrong.

Why the Trump administration now accuses Cuba of leading a campaign to destabilize the US from within

A new State Department report identifies Cuba as a threat to US national security. Why is this document being published at this time?

Why the Trump administration now accuses Cuba of leading a campaign to destabilize the US from within

A new State Department report identifies Cuba as a threat to US national security. Why is this document being published at this time?

Why the Trump administration now accuses Cuba of leading a campaign to destabilize the US from within

A new State Department report identifies Cuba as a threat to US national security. Why is this document being published at this time?

Prosecutor's Office in Bolivia orders the arrest of Evo Morales: what charges he faces and why the former president denounces a "brutal judicial war"

In addition to facing a process for human trafficking and smuggling, who was the first indigenous president of Bolivia now also has an open case for alleged terrorism and armed uprising.

Prosecutor's Office in Bolivia orders the arrest of Evo Morales: what charges he faces and why the former president denounces a "brutal judicial war"

In addition to facing a process for human trafficking and smuggling, who was the first indigenous president of Bolivia now also has an open case for alleged terrorism and armed uprising.

How Mexican drug cartels have expanded meth labs in Africa

West Africa is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for those wishing to manufacture and export illicit drugs.

How Mexican drug cartels have expanded meth labs in Africa

West Africa is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for those wishing to manufacture and export illicit drugs.

What it means for flight prices that low-cost airlines are in crisis

With the demise of Spirit Airlines in the US and Ryanair's financial problems in Europe, experts warn about the future of flight prices.

Why some people see more colors than others (and how to know if you're one of them)

It is estimated that about 12% of women could have a genetic variant that gives them increased color vision, although it is very difficult to demonstrate what they see.

Why some people see more colors than others (and how to know if you're one of them)

It is estimated that about 12% of women could have a genetic variant that gives them increased color vision, although it is very difficult to demonstrate what they see.

Saudi Arabia's dilemma in trying to stay out of the US-Iran war

The kingdom faces the dilemma of continuing to respond with attacks as a deterrent measure or trying to reduce tension.

What does it mean that this July 30 is Earth Overshoot Day and why it is getting earlier and earlier

For at least six decades, humanity has demanded more resources than the Earth is capable of generating per year.

"Hollywood's dark secret": 4 women accuse actor and singer Jared Leto of criminal sexual conduct when they were teenagers

The Oscar winner faces accusations from 10 women who claim he abused them when they were teenagers.

FIFA opens disciplinary procedures against Argentina for incidents that occurred during the 2026 World Cup

FIFA opens disciplinary proceedings against Argentina for its behavior after the defeat in the World Cup final against Spain and throughout the tournament.

The scandal over the good results in the admission tests of UNAM, the largest university in Latin America

The results of the admission exam at the emblematic Mexican university have pointed to the possible use of artificial intelligence by applicants.

The scandal over the good results in the admission tests of UNAM, the largest university in Latin America

The results of the admission exam at the emblematic Mexican university have pointed to the possible use of artificial intelligence by applicants.

Who is Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram against whom Russia issued an international arrest warrant

The billionaire founder of Telegram faces criminal charges in Russia, where he is accused of allowing Ukraine's secret services to use the platform to coordinate their attacks against that country.

Why K-pop group BTS is pulling out of the Grammys

The seven members of the band released a statement announcing that they will not participate in the ceremony, even though they were expected to compete in the main categories.

What Daniel Noboa took from the "Bukele model" to combat insecurity in Ecuador (and why violence has not decreased)

The Ecuadorian government promoted the militarization of security, built a megaprison, extended states of exception and deployed security forces to regain control of the territory.

The controversial case of Bernarda Vera, the Chilean declared missing during the Pinochet regime who was found alive in Argentina 5 decades later

The woman, who for decades was considered one of the victims of forced disappearance of Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship in Chile, is actually alive and residing in Argentina.

I watched a wildfire destroy my town in California and now I build fireproof bunkers

Linda Cantey and other American business owners are channeling the trauma of experiencing a wildfire into efforts to mitigate the damage it causes.

5 foods that help take care of our bones (beyond milk)

No matter how old we are, we can all have good bone health.

The map that shows how the right has extended its power in Latin America (and what explains this trend)

Right-wing leaders are gaining strength in the region by winning a series of elections and counting on support from Washington. A lasting phenomenon?