Ceuta Migration & Border Controls: Spain has started document checks for passengers arriving from Italy until Sept 7, with random verification by National Police at major airports, as the Schengen row escalates after Italy reintroduced checks citing security; EU Home Affairs Commissioner Magnus Brunner says both Spain and Italy have signalled the controls are temporary. Ceuta Numbers in Dispute: With the crisis a week on, Interior figures and Ceuta’s regional president still clash on how many people remain in the enclave, while Spain boosts security with troops and riot police amid social-media calls for another August 15 rush. EU Big-Tech Pressure: The EU is urging Meta and TikTok to step up monitoring and fact-checking after misinformation spread during the Ceuta surge. Real Estate & Marketing Claims: A Madrid court ruled AEDAS Homes (Neinor) breached contracts over advertised sea views at Vanian Gardens, awarding €1.18M to buyers—an important warning for marcom accuracy. Football & Security/PR: Reports say Lionel Messi faced multiple bomb threats during the 2026 World Cup, while clubs including Inter Miami, Barcelona and Real Madrid mourn Jorge Messi’s death at 68. Sports Business: Atletico Madrid says it won’t sell Julian Alvarez despite Barcelona interest, while Real Madrid’s Vinícius Jr signs to 2032 and Ferran Torres reportedly agrees personal terms with PSG. Tech/Investment: SAFO AI Investment expands in Barcelona, focusing on AI and digital transformation.