Marlaska Number 5,000 Immigrants and 1,898 Minors Still Remaining in Ceuta
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As immigration pressure re-stresses the protection system in the Region of Murcia and political debate hardens, hundreds of unaccompanied minors try to learn a language, train and build a future away from their families A 12-year-old boy begged not to be returned from Ceuta, according to Cadena Ser: “No, Morocco, no” There are words that end up saying too little. Mena is one of them. Four letters that appear daily in the political debate, in the…
Spain, which has increased by 42 per cent the police and civil guards in the city, focuses its efforts on expelling the 5,000 irregular migrants who remain and increasing the presence of agents in the streets
Despite the reinforcements encrypted by Marlaska in almost 200 civilian guards and 270 other police officers, the officers say that "there is nothing to do ...
Rabat speaks of "kidnapping" although he knows that the Spanish system prevents massive returns of minors
Fair suspended, looting, bars, restaurants and closed shops, ruined businessmen, riots, brawls, robberies, fights, stabbings, sexual assaults also on girls, squats, tens of thousands of homeless people wandering the streets, doing their needs anywhere, sleeping on cartons, garbage everywhere, infectious outbreaks, health services about to collapse, beaches ... Continue reading "Being worse and worse is normal in Ceuta"
Among the migrants who remain in Ceuta, 1,898 minors are identified. Spanish Minister of the Interior ensures that people in an irregular situation will return "with the shortest time".
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