The Ceutis, Abandoned to Their Fate and Terrified: "The Military Are in the Tanks Playing the Clash Royale"
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José Luis, living in the autonomous city for 55 years, has shown his discouragement for what happened in the last few days
Ceuta is the city without law: the only one that reigns is the one that writes with whimsical stroke the floods and floods of immigrants who have entered the national territory illegally and as if they came on an excursion to a dream paradise. Anyone who has attended his arrival in tropel by the overcome gate at a step from the border between Spain and Morocco in El Tarajal, about eight kilometers from the port, will have wondered for what were …
Most of the shops closed, reinforcements in health centers, neighbors afraid to leave and 7,000 minors in a limbo because they cannot be returned to Morocco Read
The shops are closed after the massive entrance and the neighbors question the military deployment: "He who says he is not afraid lies" More information: The chaos seizes Ceuta with the imprisoned neighbors and thousands of young people wandering without control: "We are not going back to Morocco"
The spontaneous mobilization culminated in cries of resignation and moments of tension against the authorities
The beach at the fortified border between Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta is covered with scattered shoes, abandoned clothing and trash cans after nearly sixty thousand people crossed it in a single 24-hour period.
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