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Two Dozens of Migrants Report Beatings and Violations of Military Patrols by Ceuta · Global Voices

Summary by Eldiario.es
Some twenty testimonies collected directly by the Diario.es, together with a hundred cases detected by organisations on the ground, describe a common pattern by certain groups of Spanish soldiers (especially by regulars and legionaries) who act violently against Moroccans arriving in Ceuta at the end of July, including minors.

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About twenty witnesses accuse soldiers, especially legionnaires and regulars, but the Spanish government has no evidence

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Some twenty testimonies collected directly by the Diario.es, together with a hundred cases detected by organisations on the ground, describe a common pattern by certain groups of Spanish soldiers (especially by regulars and legionaries) who act violently against Moroccans arriving in Ceuta at the end of July, including minors.

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The statements of a soldier in service in Ceuta during a conversation with the journalist of Diario Red Alejandra Velasco have provoked criticisms for the language used against people from Morocco and for his explicit references to Spanish politics. "The calaña that comes from Morocco (...) is sent here by his narco-Rey with his followers to move us", says the military during the conversation. At another time, when referring to the Spanish Execu…

Sumar demands that Margarita Robles investigate the beatings reported by migrants in Ceuta and purge responsibilities in the Army. La entrada Sumar demands that Robles explain the beatings of military migrants reported in Ceuta aparece primero en Moncloa.

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Eldiario.es broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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