Ceuta and Her Strange Days, in Images
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Diario de Cádiz
It is 44 days since the first mass arrival of migrants in Ceuta. Neighbors are gradually trying to recover normality, although they recognize that many things have changed. Meanwhile, thousands of people continue in the different camps of the autonomous city under strict surveillance of the military and police, and accompanied by Red Cross and other NGOs.
Inhabitants of Ceuta Furious with the Permanence of Thousands of Migrants After the Invasion of July
<p style="margin-bottom:11px">Government documents recently released reveal that the Spanish secret services alerted the Moroccan and Spanish authorities about plans to invade Ceuta.</p> <p>The alert was issued one day before more than 80,000 migrants entered the Spanish slave in late July.</p> <p>Spanish information services claim that the mass crossing was largely organized online.</p> <p>The report is from CNN International.</p>
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