Massive Protests in Spain Against the Background of the Crisis in Ceuta
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It is a diplomatic and political scandal in Spain, where Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is accused of opposing that he has mushamalized a police report that would incriminate Morocco, in triggering the migration crisis in the Ceta slave. While thousands of Spaniards have come out to the street to shout out "What is not sold!". The government of Madrid denies the charges and tries to manage the conflict with the government of Rabat.
Demonstrators have hit the streets in Madrid and Ceuta, accusing the government of failure in migration policy and demanding consequences.
In Spain, tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets in protest over the migration crisis in Ceuta, which has been going on for about a month. The largest action took place in Madrid, where, according to the authorities, about 50 thousand people gathered.
About 50,000 people protested in Madrid, Spain, this Wednesday, to demand solutions from the Spanish government for Ceuta. The protest took place when the Day of Ceuta was signed.
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