Ceuta: They Demonstrate Against Sánchez and Try to Force Their Way Into the Hotel Where Minister Torres Is Staying
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The Saharawi analyst and writer analyzes for EL ESPAÑOL the crisis that Ceuta is going through and the aspirations of Morocco over the two autonomous cities. "Sánchez has ignored all the theories, the Constitution and all the historical facts: he is feeding a monster who wants to eat it." More information: "Thousands of ceutíes surround the hotel of Ángel Víctor Torres on the first day of the One Command to the cry of "Ceuta is not a CETI"
Tension in the autonomous city after the Spanish government decided to use sports centers to host migrants
Some 2,000 people protest in Ceuta against the Executive's plan to use military facilities to accommodate immigrants.
Indignation among Ceuta residents is growing with each passing day, and the Pedro Sánchez government's handling of the Ceuta migration crisis is not improving the situation, but rather worsening it. Anger is rising among the inhabitants of a city where, according to the latest Defense Ministry figures, nearly 10% of the 72,000 migrants who arrived from Morocco last July remain on its streets. That is, almost 7,000 of them. Read more
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