In Ceuta, the situation normalizes after the mass rush, it looks quite different in the neighboring village of Fnideq. The people return exhausted to where everything began. Impressions from a city in a state of emergency. By Stefan Ehlert.
In Ceuta, the situation normalizes after the mass rush, it looks quite different in the neighboring village of Fnideq. The people return exhausted to where everything began. Impressions from a city in a state of emergency. By Stefan Ehlert.
The president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, has said in Antena 3 News to Matías Prats that "the current situation is very tense", despite the "return notable" of the majority of people who entered the autonomous city "massive and irregular way". Although the government has assured that of 50,000 people have already returned to Morocco 48,500, the Ceutí president has questioned those figures. "They have stayed here several thousand", he said, befor…