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Spain blames trafficking gangs for driving thousands to storm the Ceuta border - but admits border forces were helpless (opens the original)
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SPAIN’S Interior Ministry has blamed trafficking gangs – not the courts – for driving thousands to storm into Ceuta. In a statement issued on Thursday, the ministry accused organised trafficking networks of ‘instrumentalising’ a Spanish Supreme Court ruling to convince young Moroccans they now have a better chance of being allowed to stay in Spain if they arrive by sea, Spanish news agency EFE reports. However, the ministry also admitted hundreds of migrants broke into Ceuta this week through bo
Fourth body pulled from the sea off the Costa del Sol - as Ceuta border crisis sees dozens drown (opens the original)
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THE body of a suspected migrant has been pulled from the water off the Costa del Sol, marking the fourth corpse discovered in a week. A passing sailboat spotted the victim floating off Puerto de la Duquesa in Manilva on Wednesday. A Salvamento Maritimo patrol boat recovered the body shortly after receiving the alert. The deceased is believed to be a young man in his early 20s who drowned while attempting the perilous swim to Ceuta. READ MORE: UPDATE: Morocco ‘cooperating loyally’ with Spain to r
UPDATE: Morocco 'cooperating' with Spain to return tens of thousands of migrants who have stormed into Ceuta (opens the original)
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SPAIN and Morocco have agreed to speed up the return of thousands of people who have stormed into Ceuta over the past 24 hours. The Spanish government said Morocco is cooperating ‘loyally and permanently’ with Spain, actively intervening to stop many more people from reaching the exclave. Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska will travel to Ceuta on Friday, and the two countries have committed to reviewing and speeding up procedures to hand back everyone who entered Spain illegally, accordi
The Costa del Sol has a new most in-demand hotspot as asking prices in key expat strongholds continue double digit rise (opens the original)
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MALAGA capital has been overtaken as the most in-demand property market on the Costa del Sol, according to fresh data from property portal Idealista. Figures for the second quarter of 2026 show that Rincon de la Victoria is now ranked 34th nationally for relative demand pressure, outstripping Malaga city in 40th place. The surge in buyer leads has pushed average asking prices in Rincon de la Victoria to €3,390 per square metre, representing an annual increase of 9.1%. READ MORE: Costa del Sol’s
Experts predict a jellyfish-free summer on the Costa del Sol thanks to ocean currents trapping them out at sea (opens the original)
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EXPERTS have predicted a peaceful summer for swimmers on the Costa del Sol after confirming that ocean currents are trapping jellyfish swarms far out at sea. The much-dreaded creatures have failed to materialise on Malaga beaches throughout June and July – and the same is expected for August. Even the arrival of the east wind, which usually blows them towards the shore, has not brought any swarms to the coastline. Marine biologists confirm the current absence of jellyfish is due to the Atlantic
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