'Ceuta is Spain': Thousands of people protest Spanish government's response efforts over migrant influx crisis
Religious groups joined hundreds of protesters to urge migration fixes and defend coexistence as officials reported 1,342 identified minors.
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DECRYPTAGE - Thousands of demonstrators wanted Sunday to reaffirm their commitment to Spain. Many voices also denounce the case of isolated minors still on the spot.
‘Enough Is Enough’: Thousands Of Ceuta Residents Protest Spain’s Handling Of Migrant Invasion
After more than 70,000 African migrants crossed into the Spanish territory of Ceuta in a border surge late last month, Spaniards are decrying their government’s handling of the chaos. Thousands of residents of the Spanish exclave gathered on Sunday in the Plaza de la Constitución, chanting “Enough is enough” and “Ceuta will not surrender,” according to Reuters. Some demonstrators could also be heard shouting “Ceuta is not for sale. Ceuta is Spai…
Madrid. More than 10,000 people, according to the convening organization, and more than 5,000, according to the Spanish National Police, concentrated yesterday in the city of Ceuta to demand more control on the border and protection against the massive influx of migrants from Africa, the majority of the Maghreb, as happened last 30 July, when some 70,000 people entered by land and sea, as well as the resignation of the president of the Spanish g…
Representatives of the various religious communities gathered in an unprecedented action to demand more means and support from Spain and the European Union, after the massive influx of migrants who put pressure on the city
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