From the Arrival of Thousands of Migrants to the Government's Denunciation of "Violation of Territorial Integrity": Chronology of the Migratory Crisis in Ceuta
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August 4, 2026 Up to 60, 000 illegal immigrants entered the Spanish city of Ceuta, on the North coast of Africa, 24 hours on July 30. Most returned to Morocco in two days, but more than 70 people died in chaos. Spanish government president Pedro Sánchez described the events as a violation of territorial integrity. During the crisis, Danny Danon, Israel's ambassador to the United Nations, declared: "Spain, which never loses the opportunity to giv…
Without a doubt, Ceuta is the news, and it is inevitable to continue talking about it. And for the record that I do not do it as a newcomer, because the reference to the danger that Morocco poses to the territorial integrity of our nation is recurrent in my collaborations. But in fact, now is the news. And it even seems that in order not to ... Continue reading "In front of stullity and cowardice, determination and courage"
Diario de Cádiz
The first clue of the national circus. More than 70,000 Moroccans enter Ceuta: an attack on our unprecedented territorial integrity. More than 100 drowned: an unprecedented tragedy. Given the seriousness of these events, Felipe VI expressed his “concern and indignation” and called for the adoption of measures that transmit “in a united, clear and decisive way to the populations of Ceuta and Melilla the support and affection of the rest of Spain”…
The official reported that the number of immigrants who had crossed into the Spanish province was 49,000.
The autonomous city numbers more than a thousand migrant minors who remain in its streets. Today it offers shelter to 862 young people in its facilities
Military escorted migrants in Ceuta after the recent mass crossings of migrants from Morocco REUTERS Most of the tens of thousands of migrants who entered the Spanish enclave of Ceuta last week returned to Morocco, escorted to the border by Spanish soldiers and police officers. But the extraordinary wave of arrivals left at least 72 dead, whose bodies were removed from the sea where they were floating alongside abandoned buoys. Last week's event…
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