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When Will the Ceuta Disaster End?

Unadmitted migrants wait outside the new Los Rosales migrant reception camp, where more than 800 people have been transferred from the Loma Colmenar camp, in Ceuta, on September 12, 2026. The Spanish government today said more than 5,300 of the migrants who remained in Ceuta after July's influx had returned to Morocco as it faces pressure to restore normality to the increasingly tense city. More than 70,000 migrants entered Ceuta on July 30 and …

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Aurora, an interim teacher stationed in the autonomous city, tells El Debate how the massive invasion from Morocco has altered daily life,...

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The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, hopes that by the end of the year it has already been possible to stabilize the situation in Ceuta, and has rejected that the CNI wasaps the head of the cabinet of the government delegate in the autonomous city were an alert of what really happened.In an interview in the program El Midwayer, of La Sexta, Sánchez has again defended the need for a good relationship with Morocco and has called for pat…

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To hear your name and hear applause. It is not a bad start. Pedro Sanchez continues his 'media tour' in this beginning of political course, in what is an attempt to...

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The president of the government is called a "bulo" who fears Morocco because of Pegasus spying: "It's okay for a series of Neftlix, another thing is the reality; the smart thing is to have a good relationship with a neighboring country if we want the return of migrants"24 hours with the sole command in Ceuta: "We're going to relieve El Trampolin, El Príncipe and Loma Colmenar in a matter of days" The government sets for the first time a time hor…

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The city of Ceuta faces the aftermath of the massive influx of thousands of people from Morocco, in a new migration crisis that has led the Executive of Pedro Sánchez to consider a reform of the law on foreigners to facilitate repatriations at the border.

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Eldiario.es broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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