More than 50,000 Migrants Flooded Ceuta in a Single Day — We're Going There
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The influx of migrants on an unprecedented scale in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in northern Morocco, has created a crisis within Europe. At least 67 migrants have died.
Here is what we know about this crisis: An influx of unprecedented magnitude The number of migrants entering Ceuta is considerable in view of the enclave population, which has 84,000 inhabitants. Some 60,000 migrants arrived within two or three days, according to an estimate by the president of the local government, Juan Jesus Vivas. The Spanish Ministry of the Interior reports a figure of 50,000 people. About 200 migrants arrived "every minute"…
The repercussions of tens of thousands of migrants arriving in Ceuta, a Spanish territory, continue.
Everyone is talking about Ceuta because of the migrant crisis, but few know why this city is so special - Everything you need to know about the main destination for immigrants.
Ceuta, Spain The shops were closed this Friday in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, where it was difficult to find where to buy bread and the population was left without the annual holidays due to the massive arrival of migrants from Morocco. Calle Real, the main commercial artery of the city, exhibited its closed windows, and the usual transport of buyers and inhabitants of the town had been replaced by dozens of migrants who roamed the streets. In…
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