Ceuta: the Migration Crisis as a Political Weapon in Europe
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The crisis unleashed in the autonomous city runs the risk of becoming another conjuncture for the mere dispute of accounts
Ceuta: the migration crisis as a political weapon in Europe
It has been a month since Ceuta), Spain’s autonomous city in North Africa, became the scene of a migration crisis when up to 80,000 people from Morocco entered irregularly. This crisis, which appears to have no solution, also became a furious political tussle and, in the view of many, an attack on the left. The post Ceuta: the migration crisis as a political weapon in Europe appeared first on ThePrisma.co.uk.
Summers have long since ceased to be informational deserts, but this has been different. To the well-known fires, droughts and heat waves, there has been a crisis, the massive influx of migrants into Ceuta, whose shadow will lengthen over time. The lessons it leaves are multiple, and all of them describe very well the current political moment. Here are those that I think are the ten most relevant:1.- If a crisis is not well identified, it cannot…
The contradictions between ministers over the role of the CNI or the decision to create a single command to manage the crisis three weeks after it broke out have eroded Sánchez's executive.
One month after the massive influx of immigrants into Ceuta, thousands are still around the city, while the resources are saturated and the Autonomous Government and the Ceutí population are demanding that the Executive activate an effective procedure for the complete return of the migrant population. According to the Autonomous City Government, there are still some 9,000 people in the city, a figure that the Ministry of the Interior reduces to …
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