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La ayuda humanitaria se desborda en Ceuta por la crisis migratoria con familias enteras deambulando por las calles

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By Santiago Pérez Verified
| RTVE Verified
A las nueve de la mañana, Sebastián Antón abría las puertas del supermercado Eroski en el centro de Ceuta. Apenas una hora y media después tuvo que echar el cierre por seguridad. El establecimiento, un local pequeño, se había convertido en la única esperanza para cientos de personas que buscaban comida urgentemente. Sebastián tiene claro que lo que está presenciando es un suceso sin parangón. "Esta no es la situación de mayo de 2021. En 2021 eran más chicos, niños, jóvenes. Ahora hay de todo".
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Panama Infuriated China. Now It’s Paying the Price.

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By Costas Paris Verified, Santiago Pérez Verified, Rebecca Feng
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
July 30, 2026 10:00 pm ET Panama is paying a price for its involvement in the great superpower competition between China’s government and the Trump administration. In January, under heavy pressure from Washington, Panama’s supreme court handed President Trump a victory for his security ambitions in Latin America and dented China’s influence in the region when it ousted Hong Kong’s CK Hutchison from two ports the company operated at either end of the country’s canal.
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Panama infuriated China. Now it's paying the price.

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By Costas Paris Verified, Rebecca Feng, Santiago Pérez Verified
| MSN Verified
Panama is paying a price for its involvement in the great superpower competition between China's government and the Trump administration. In January, under heavy pressure from Washington, Panama's supreme court handed President Trump a victory for his security ambitions in Latin America and dented China's influence in the region when it ousted Hong Kong's CK Hutchison from two ports the company operated at either end of the country's canal.
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