Police Again Evicted El Príncipe Fort, Where Dozens of Immigrants Lived in Unhealthy Conditions
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More than 500 people have stayed in this place trying to avoid the cold and rains that have started to hit the city for two weeks
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www.kleinezeitung.atSpain's police drive migrants from needy camps into the exclave. But thousands want to stay despite devastating conditions. The anger of the inhabitants of Ceuta grows. A reportage.
The IPU mobilized a strong police device to evict the fort, located at the top of Prince Alfonso’s slum. El Príncipe’s neighbors claim that they were trouble-free, and that’s why they were allowed to stay. More information: Mohamed VI, between the “limit” and the “chatage”
The intervention takes place after the neighborhood alerts and weeks after the last police operations in this enclave of Ceuta
On Saturday, the National Police carried out a raid at the Fort of the Prince in Ceuta, after the presence of immigrants who had entered the compound to use it as a place to sleep. The operation has had an important police deployment to be able to access the interior of this space. [...] The police entrance Batida in the Fort of the Prince where immigrants were staying aparece primero en El Faro de Ceuta.
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