Mónica García Points Out Morocco's "Responsibility" and the Extreme Right in the Ceuta Crisis
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The minister denies that there has been a health collapse in Ceuta, although she admits that the system has been "stressed"
Busy in tweeting and canuting about Ayuso's controversial attic, the Minister of Health came out late, on Sunday, August 16, probably after...
The dilemma “humanitarian crisis” or “invasion” in Ceuta is false and absurd. Morocco shoots people instead of cannonballs. With this vile stratagem, it attacks you and at the same time provokes a humanitarian crisis in your territory. But according to Mónica García, “invasion” is a word too “wary.” Very right-wing. She prefers to say “humanitarian crisis” because Ceuta is full of very poor people. Throwed down the street all day, with a bag in …
One month after the entry of 80,000 migrants into the autonomous city, some 5,000 people still remain in overcrowded conditions and without access to food, water and sanitation. This situation is generating social alarm and concern about possible health risks.
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The Minister of Health, Mónica García, has assured that the vaccination of people in Ceuta as a preventive measure in the face of the migratory crisis began last week and hopes that the process can be speeded up during these days.
Minister of Health Mónica García said Monday that in the crisis in Ceuta for the massive influx of immigrants "Morocco has a responsibility, [...]
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