Domestic Struggles And Chasing A Digital Mirage In Ceuta
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Domestic Struggles And Chasing A Digital Mirage In Ceuta
On July 30, tens of thousands of migrants illegally crossed the Spanish border in Ceuta, an autonomous Spanish enclave bordered by Morocco. International media has dramatized this event, framing it as a breakdown of EU border security. The imagery of youth swimming around the breakwaters and military deployments flooded the media, along with threatening promises… Continue reading Domestic Struggles And Chasing A Digital Mirage In Ceuta The post …
The migration crisis in Ceuta is taking a heavy toll on the Spanish government's popularity. The latest poll predicts a right-wing victory in next year's elections, with the populist party Vox the big winner.
The locals protest daily, accusing the central Government in Madrid of leaving them to their fate; moreover, they claim that the authorities ' open migration policies have in fact pushed people into storming the border.
The authorities of the Spanish city of Ceuta considered today that "as much money as it mobilizes" there will only be a return to normality with the repatriation of the people who entered the city illegally in late July.
More than four weeks after the mass border crossing, there are still about 10,000 illegal migrants in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in North Africa. This was reported in the police confederation of Spain #Сеута #Іспанія #Мігранти
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