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The Irreducible Cafeteria that Did Not Close in the Heart of Ceuta at the Beginning of the Crisis: “We Try to Bring Normalcy”

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The Apollo remained open to the public on July 31, when thousands of migrants flooded the streets of the autonomous city Sidi Embarek, the cemetery of the unnamed dead of the tragedy of Ceuta

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The Irreducible Cafeteria that Did Not Close in the Heart of Ceuta at the Beginning of the Crisis: “We Try to Bring Normalcy”

The Apollo remained open to the public on July 31, when thousands of migrants flooded the streets of the autonomous city Sidi Embarek, the cemetery of the unnamed dead of the tragedy of Ceuta

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