The migratory crisis in Ceuta triggered the alarms in the Canary Islands from the very first moment. And not only because of the magnitude of the figures – 80,000 people crossed the border from Morocco in just two days – but because the Archipelago knows very closely what it means to face a migratory crisis. Since then, on the table has been on different occasions the possibility that what happened in the autonomous city can find a mirror in the…
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The migratory crisis in Ceuta triggered the alarms in the Canary Islands from the very first moment. And not only because of the magnitude of the figures – 80,000 people crossed the border from Morocco in just two days – but because the Archipelago knows very closely what it means to face a migratory crisis. Since then, on the table has been on different occasions the possibility that what happened in the autonomous city can find a mirror in the…