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Ceuta Tests Schengen: the Economic Cost of a Vulnerable Border
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The economic question is who enters, how it enters and with what capacity to integrate into the labour market
·Madrid, Spain
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Ceuta as It Is for the EU: How to Choose and the Clutches of the Ultra-Right Ruin the Schengen Unity
The main beneficiary of the crisis in Seuti was the Spanish Anti-Migration Party Vox. Tim by the hour von der Leyen has a unique reading position in this information...
The migration crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has again demonstrated: the Schengen area, an area of free movement of people which brings together 29 European countries, regularly suffers the lightnings of the anti-immigration parties. But what exactly is this about?
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