A migration crisis in Ceuta strains a tradition of coexistence
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Improvised tent camps, homeless people and garbage continue to shape the cityscape, the accommodations are not enough. Some migrants do not want to be found at all. But now comes the autumn.
Now when it is two months of invasion of Ceuta from Morocco it is important to look back and reflect a little on the subject.
The neighbours of Ceuta, for their part, demand a decree to speed up the expulsions: "If they do not return, there will be an effect called."More information: The violence settles in Ceuta 60 days after the invasion: the military, attacked every two days and 60% more crimes
Tension is growing with immigrants. More and more are taking the way back for evictions.
The demonstrations in Ceuta have happened and grown in the last two months, with the population demanding the recovery of normality and public spaces such as the beaches where thousands of migrants settled
Luis F. Quintero interview in esRadio, in the program Con Animo de Lucro, to Arantxa Campos, president of CECE.
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