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Deal struck for evicted pensioner Maricarmen as Spain's PM seeks new housing law (opens the original)
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Unaffordable housing has been a running sore for years in Spain, but the outcry over last Wednesday's eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal thrust the crisis to the forefront of the political debate. Demonstrators have set up roughly 100 tents in Madrid's emblematic Puerta del Sol square since Saturday night, while tens of thousands of people have protested across the country. "If this agreement we have reached is signed, it will obviously be a better and happier outcome for everyone," Abas
Ryanair to cut winter flights in Europe to save on fuel costs (opens the original)
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As a result, Europe's biggest airline by client numbers cut the passenger target for its fiscal full year to April 2027, to 214 million from 216 million. "It is sensible to strategically reduce the group's exposure to unhedged jet fuel during the unprofitable winter schedule," Ryanair said in a statement. Ryanair didn't release details of which flights would be axed over the winter. The airline, which flies mainly across Europe, tends to post losses between November and March as demand tails off
Report blaming Moroccan police for Ceuta crisis puts heat on Spain's government (opens the original)
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said on Monday that Morocco was not responsible - accusing Israel, Russia and the far right of spreading disinformation about the mass entry of around 70,000 migrants into Ceuta. But online newspaper El Español reported that Spain's National Centre for Immigration and Borders (CENIF) said the incident "was guided by Moroccan security forces... with an objective other than migration". More specifically, the document attributes the planning and execution of the
Spain's Sánchez rules out responsibility of Morocco in migrant surge (opens the original)
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In a radio interview, the prime minister also denounced misinformation spread by the "ultra-right". More than 70,000 migrants entered the small Spanish enclave in North Africa in late July, swimming or crossing on foot from neighbouring Morocco in a chaotic influx that left scores dead and fuelled fresh tensions in the European Union over migration. Although the vast majority returned to Morocco within hours, thousands remain in the territory 18 square kilometres (seven square miles) in size, ma
Morocco says it aims to stop new migrant surge to Spain's Ceuta on August 15th (opens the original)
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For more than a week, online posts have claimed that the border crossing between the Moroccan town of Fnideq and the Spanish exclave would be open on August 15th, a public holiday in Spain. It comes after around 72,000 people, mostly Moroccans, crossed into Ceuta irregularly over a few days in late July -- a record figure, though the vast majority of them have since been returned to Morocco. "All the necessary measures were taken to counter all attempts at illegal passage and intercept every per
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