The Vice President of Ceuta, on the Demonstration in the Autonomous City: "Never Before Has Something Similar Been Experienced, Is a Turning Point"
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Due to fear or political differences, migrants sheltered themselves and other ceutíes stayed home during the massive demonstration in the autonomous city
Alejandro Ramírez has assured in 'Hour 25' that they feel "abandoned"
The city has left on the day of its regional festival to re-invincate that «Ceuta is not sold, Ceuta defends itself»
The situation in Spain's North African enclave is further sharpened. Left-wing NGOs seem not only to provide for the invaders, but even to support their armaments. Meanwhile, angry residents go to the streets and block the convoys of the Red Cross. They are supported by patriots from the mainland as well as football clubs.
Rome, September 2 — Increasingly linked to market logic — and less, at least compared to the past, to social dynamics —... The article 'Ceuta defends itself': football as a spokesperson for the Spanish people comes from The National Primacy.
Ceuta celebrates her big day with the wound still open and a large support in the street to recover normality. Screaming against Sánchez and warnings to Europe. They remind her that it is also her struggle. A month of humanitarian crisis that leaves a mark. But also a month of fear in the streets. They want to recover their day by day and feel supported by the rest of Spain
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