The University of Granada in Ceuta Delays to the 22nd the Start of the Course and Strengthens the Security
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The classes, which were to begin on September 14, will be held on the 22nd on a campus where security will be strengthened in the face of a situation described by the rector as "almost limit"
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The University of Granada will delay the start of the course on the Ceuta campus from 14 to 22 September following the crisis resulting from the massive influx of migrants at the end of last July. Likewise, the rector of the UGR, Pedro Mercado, has announced the strengthening of security to make this campus "a safe space" while maintaining the exceptional situation that is currently going through the Autonomous City.
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