Ceuta Residents Try to Block Red Cross Aid Month After Migrant Influx
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The residents are frustrated with the handling of the migrant crisis in the Spanish exclave.
Ceuta residents try to block Red Cross aid month after migrant influx
Tensions have risen after a military vehicle carrying four soldiers was "ambushed" in the early hours of Thursday by about 70 migrants, who attacked it with stones and other objects, a police spokesperson in Ceuta.
Ceuta (Spain), 27 Aug (EFE).- About one month after the entry of more than 70,000 people from Morocco to Ceuta, the moods in this autonomous Spanish city, in which thousands of migrants still remain, are becoming more crumbling and the violence has begun to meddle in the concentrations that the neighbors, organized in groups of Whatsapp or Telegram, organize to claim solutions. "The tension is cut with a knife, because the people are very tired"…
In the northwest of the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, where migrants from Morocco have been invading en masse for weeks, migrants have attacked Spanish soldiers. 12 arrested, a military vehicle completely destroyed. The attack took place at 5:30 am today, when a group of between thirty and forty migrants ambushed Spanish soldiers who were on their way to their checkpoint. The migrants, who arrived in the latest wave of illegal incursions into the Sp…
Twelve Moroccan immigrants were arrested on Thursday for stoning a vehicle with four soldiers after last night's riots in the Spanish North African city of Ceuta, where security forces fired shots into the air to contain residents who wanted to attack foreigners on the beaches. During the afternoon, local time, residents ... Continue reading "Night of Uncontrol in Ceuta: Riots rise in the streets and migrants attacked the military" The post Nigh…
The pressure has remained strong since the arrival on 30 and 31 July of more than 70,000 migrants in this small Spanish territory of northern Africa, with frequent demonstrations by Ceutians denouncing security and hygiene problems and accusing the socialist Pedro Sánchez government of abandoning them to their fate. Even if only a few hours after this sudden influx, most migrants returned to Morocco, several thousand remained in the city - betwe…
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