Ceuta Erupts Over Migrants: Protesters Demand 'Expel the Invaders' as Others Say 'We Want To Build a Future'
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Reuters, BBC, AP, Sky News and Welt, among others, highlight the demonstrations held in Madrid and other Spanish cities.
Angrily against the socialist government of Pedro Sánchez, a part of the Spanish people protested this Wednesday against the migration policy of the Prime Minister. The arrival of 85,000 migrants, on 30 July in Ceuta, is still in all heads. Especially since there are still between 5,000 and 10,000 undocumented people in the enclave.
A month after the illegal influx of thousands of migrants from 30 to 31 July 2026, the Spanish territory of Ceuta was torn between the tragedy of those who remained, often still living on the street in the hope of a better future, and the tiring of its inhabitants, divided between solidarity and exasperation.
Over 50,000 protesters gather in Madrid over Spain's handling of Cueta migrant crisis
Spain witnessed a large-scale protest as thousands rallied against the recent surge of migrants flooding into Ceuta. Demonstrators demanded the resignation of the Prime Minister and a plan for either repatriation or redistribution of the newcomers. Over seventy thousand migrants breached the Spanish border within just two days in July. The government blames human trafficking and misinformation for the perilous crossings, though Morocco refutes c…
Ceuta Erupts Over Migrants: Protesters Demand 'Expel the Invaders' as Others Say 'We Want To Build a Future'
Protests have erupted across Spain, criticising the government's handling of the Ceuta migrant crisis. Tensions rise as thousands remain in Ceuta, with accusations against Morocco for encouraging crossings.
The opposition strongly criticizes how the Spanish Prime Minister deals with the thousands of migrants in Ceuta and the neighbouring country Morocco. Even in the exclave itself, thousands demand a return to normality.
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