Spain: Thousands Protest in Streets in Ceuta as over 10,000 Migrants Refuse to Leave
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Thousands of Spaniards took to the streets demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez. The demonstrations were preceded by the release of a report that the mass influx of migrants into Ceuta at the end of July may have been a coordinated operation supported by Moroccan security services. This article was written by Angelika Maj for "Fakty o Świecie."
Diario de Cádiz
Let us not be naive: however disastrous it may be and still be the management of the Ceuta crisis, however isolated the PSOE is both in the Government and in the Cortes, however numerous the peaceful citizen protest, Pedro Sanchez will continue to cling to power as if nothing had happened. For the only thing that served yesterday the appearance of the President of the Government in Congress was to reaffirm in its nature:
Spain: Thousands protest in streets in Ceuta as over 10,000 migrants refuse to leave
Thousands of residents took to the streets in Ceuta to protest the Spanish government's response to last month's influx of around 72,000 migrants from Morocco. More than 10,000 of those migrants remain in the city and demonstrators are criticising Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's failure to remove illegal immigrants.
Five weeks after the massive arrival of some 72,000 migrants into the Spanish enclave, thousands returned to the streets to demand solutions from the government. Sánchez denies that there is evidence of a Moroccan operation, while doubts about Rabat’s performance and the dispute over the sovereignty of Ceuta and Melilla keep the crisis open
There had been massive protests in Spain: tens of thousands of people had come to the streets because of the migration crisis in Ceuta and, against the background of reports of daily sexual violence, wrote The Sun. According to local residents, migrants had staged "apocalyptic" scenes in the city.
Nearly 50 thousands of people spent the evening of 2 faiths in Madrid to protest in the order of the Prem'r-mienstra Pedro Sanchez, a yakki, to the mind of the Protestant, not to tear the crisp into the Ceut.
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