Thousands of Migrants Who Refuse to Return to Morocco Roam Ceuta without Entering the Reception Centres: "There Is No Space"
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Ceuta, to the Limit: Long Queues of Migrants to Get a Place in the Reception Center of Loma Colmenar
Most of them carry their belongings with them and are willing to spend all day waiting
Three weeks after the massive influx of irregular migrants into Ceuta from Morocco last July 30, the crisis remains open. Thousands of them still roam the autonomous city while refusing to return to Morocco, where many were in a situation of poverty. Faced with this situation, which overflows the resources available in Ceuta, the administrations try to provide new reception spaces. In the vicinity of the pocketing area of Loma Colmenar, where on…
Migrant women living in the makeshift encampment at the Reina Sofía school's football field in Ceuta's El Príncipe neighborhood have pleaded with the government for help. They explained that they came to Spain seeking a better future than the one awaiting them in Morocco and insisted that they "have no intention of doing anything wrong or causing any problems." During a visit to the encampment, EFE spoke with women who described their hardships.…
Three and a half weeks after the start of the crisis in Ceuta, at least 2,200 migrants are still on the streets of the autonomous city. The two reception centres that have been set up so far are far from meeting the needs for a return to normalcy and the opening of individualized files. According to the data provided by the government spokesman, Elma Saiz, there are 1,800 open places with overnight stays, while there are 4,000 places that since …
CNN Portuguese journalist Helena Lins, who closely followed the evolution of the situation in Ceuta, after the illegal entry of thousands of migrants into the Spanish slave, describes a scenario of "chaos" that changed "to the minute".
The pseudo-reactionary media are dedicated to their own thing, to soliviando the residents of Ceuta to put them against the thousands of migrants who have been living in the street for weeks, without food, without water and without only sanitary and sanitary services.Main themes: OpinionRead full article
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