One Month Later, Will Ceuta Finish with Sánchez, or Will Sánchez Finish with Spain?
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The crisis unleashed in the autonomous city runs the risk of becoming another conjuncture for the mere dispute of accounts
Thousands of migrants remain in the Spanish exclave of Ceuta
Ceuta, turning point The government is unable to provide a solution to the crisis unleashed in the autonomous city after the irregular entry of 80,000 people.
It didn't take long for the crisis at the Spanish border to be drawn into the Norwegian immigration debate. But behind the demands to "take action" lie some questions that were hardly asked.
Ceuta: the migration crisis as a political weapon in Europe
It has been a month since Ceuta), Spain’s autonomous city in North Africa, became the scene of a migration crisis when up to 80,000 people from Morocco entered irregularly. This crisis, which appears to have no solution, also became a furious political tussle and, in the view of many, an attack on the left. The post Ceuta: the migration crisis as a political weapon in Europe appeared first on ThePrisma.co.uk.
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