Marsden - Spain's Migrants
Spain granted amnesty to undocumented migrants, with about 1 million applying as tens of thousands surged into the enclave in 24 hours.
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The migratory crisis unleashed in Ceuta, the Spanish enclave geographically located in North Africa, transcends the Spanish-Moroccan borders to consolidate itself as a case of paradigmatic study of the geopolitical and social dynamics of the 21st century. Beyond the diplomatic tensions between Madrid and Rabat or the management of flows on the external border of the European Union, the episode opens two great analytical reflections that demand a…
The migrant rush on Ceuta stimulates the political mood. Radical right-wing organized protests in the exclave. Many residents opposed it.
The episode of the massive arrival of migrants in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has left behind it a particularly bitter taste, notes the Madrid daily newspaper "El País". From Morocco to Spain, until the European Union, all the parties at stake showed hypocrisy, and everyone finally comes out weakened from this case.
Right-wing extremists wanted to use migrants in Ceuta for their purposes. However, the inhabitants of the Spanish exclave give the self-appointed saviors a clear rejection and protest against the capture of their city.
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