Ceuta Returns to Classes Between Complaints About the Lack of Police and Forced Normality
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A total of 16,070 students were called to return to school this Tuesday, in a course marked by the crisis that the city is experiencing.Ceutí parents inform this newspaper that "the schools in the suburbs are the ones that are suffering the most".More information: PISA Report: Spain takes the worst results of its history in Science, Reading and 'Mates' after the educational reform of Sánchez
Diario de Cádiz
Parents and teachers agree to see little of the promised deployment of the National Police and the Army and only the guards cover all the centers.A good part of the families take the children to school due to the impossibility of conciliating with their
Parents and teachers doubt that security can be guaranteed today. "We have no guidelines on what to do if an incident occurs."
The current Spanish political situation is marked on Tuesday by the migratory crisis in Ceuta, which has raised tension between the government, the opposition and Morocco. Pedro Sánchez’s executive also faces the investigation opened by the National High Court into the massive influx of immigrants at the end of July and has announced the declassification of intelligence and security reports received before and after the crisis to clarify whether…
Conciliation is one of the central issues
Last hour about the migratory crisis in Ceuta and the start of the school year in the autonomous city.
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