Moroccans Ejected From Spain's Ceuta Lament 'Broken Dreams'
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Moroccans ejected from Spain's Ceuta lament 'broken dreams'
Mohamed Nias, a 23-year-old fruit seller from Tangier, was returning from his second attempt in five years at getting to Spain. He told AFP he'd gone "in search of a better life" but found "nothing but suffering and racism" and complained that he had been unable to find any food for two days in the Spanish city after swimming to reach it. "Never come here, you'll only suffer," he warned those who might follow in his footsteps. On Saturday, Moro…
In Ceuta, he said that he had suffered only "suffering and racism". "I haven't eaten anything since (Thursday), whereas in fact I live with dignity in my country", realizes after the fact that this seller in a fruit and vegetable shop in Tangier, the metropolis 70 km away. To other possible candidates for exile, the one who had already tried his luck in 2021, launches: "Never go there, you're just going to suffer". Saturday, the Moroccan authori…
After trying to join the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, many candidates for emigration return to Morocco disappointed and marked by an experience they describe as proof of a "broken dream"
Repressed Moroccans from Ceuta tell of their disillusionment after a clandestine crossing. Hunger, racism and suffering are now pushing them against this adventure.
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