Police Intervene on Trampolín Beach in the Face of an Attempt by Dozens of Ceutíes to Evict Migrants
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Thousands marched to Ceuta on the second day of protests. About 300 protesters tried to dismantle tents and shoot seamen, but police prevented attempts at aggression.
The tension over the migratory crisis in Ceuta is increasing and tonight there have been clashes between some indignant neighbors and the police, who have been forced to fire deterrents in the air to disperse the protesters. The riots began at night after a protest in which thousands of ceutíes concentrated before the government delegation to demand the expulsion of immigrants who remain in the streets and demand the resignation of the political…
Police have resorted to a strong security cordon and various deterrent shots
Police Intervene on Trampolín Beach in the Face of an Attempt by Dozens of Ceutíes to Evict Migrants
A group of protesters have separated from the march that Ceuta has taken to denounce the government's "inaction" and have gone to the beach
The events occurred after more than 2,000 ceutíes took to the streets to demonstrate for the migration crisis
After a new day of street protests against the government delegate, Ángel Víctor Torres and Pedro Sánchez, hundreds of protesters provoked riots on the beach. Police members stepped in between the protesters and the invaders to avoid clashes, while some ceutíes destroyed migrant tents. More information: Sánchez rushes to the limit of his inevitable appearance in Congress to account for the grave crisis in Ceuta.
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