Spanish authorities are investigating reports that suspected jihadists may have been among the migrants who entered Ceuta during last week’s large-scale arrivals, according to Spanish media outlets. The reports by El Español and The Objective, citing sources familiar with the investigation, have not been officially confirmed by the Spanish government or security services.

At least 72 people lost their lives during last week's mass influx of migrants into Spain's Ceuta enclave, where approximately 60,000 individuals primarily swam across the border…

La jueza María Tardón solicitó a la Comisaría de Extranjería y Fronteras que averigüe si se trató de "una acción dirigida por alguna organización o grupo criminal" antes de…