Hundreds of Residents of Ceuta Return to Protest Against Immigrants
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Hundreds gathered in the Plaza de África with candles. On Wednesday, September 2, the "Day of Ceuta" is expected a larger demonstration, called by associations of residents.
Several hundred Ceuta residents protested on the evening of September 1st in front of the government headquarters of the Spanish exclave in North Africa against the presence of several thousand migrants in the streets who remained in the city after the mass crossing of the border with Morocco in late July. Demonstrations are planned across Spain on September 2nd, Ceuta's National Day.
Hundreds of Ceuta residents, fed up with the massive influx of migrants that has hit the city and left the city without a solution, have been protesting for several nights, tearing down migrant tents and even getting into tense confrontations with authorities and migrant aid organizations. The Spanish enclave of Ceuta in North Africa has witnessed fierce protests by hundreds of locals on several nights this week. Residents have taken to the stre…
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