Spain Defends Ceuta Sovereignty After Moroccan Migrant Rush
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Spain defends Ceuta sovereignty after Moroccan migrant rush
Tens of thousands of migrants irregularly entered the north African territory from Morocco in an unprecedented and deadly surge.
The Battle for Spain
The Spanish enclave of Ceuta is under invasion. Who is responsible, why is it happening, and most importantly, what can be done? Ultimately, it comes down to the willingness to use force to defend one’s way of life, not because these foreigners or “bad” but simply because they are not us and will destroy us...
It is striking that for many self-qualified patriots, the assault of tens of thousands of people on Ceuta, violating the international border, has not been a full-fledged attack on Spain but a slap on Pedro Sánchez and his government. They are the same ones who, instead of going to the North African city to support their citizens and lamenting those who are probably more than a hundred dead, have limited themselves to asking for the resignation …
Ceuta and Melilla: what does Spain (and Europe) actually need them for? After the storming by tens of thousands of migrants, one might wonder whether it wouldn't be better if Spain handed over the two enclaves to Morocco. Is that going to happen?
Nick Shirley Went to Ceuta, Spain
The young man who boosted the public perception surrounding welfare, HHS and Medicare fraud in Minnesota, has travelled to Ceuta, Spain, to see for himself what exactly is going on. There are various claims about causation and accusations surrounding the horde of 60,000 young male migrants who have swamped the city and created chaos. However, […] The post Nick Shirley Went to Ceuta, Spain appeared first on The Last Refuge.
Some said that Moroccan police shouted at them: “Run now, run to Spain!” It seems as if migration to the Spanish exclaves is increasing at a time when the Moroccan leadership wants to draw attention to the importance of good neighborly relations. Or that Spain should not get too close to Algeria.
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