Tens Of Thousands Rally Across Spain Over Ceuta Migrant Crisis
- Thousands of migrants, mainly young men, crossed from Morocco into Ceuta, Spain between July 30 and 31, with Spain estimating about 72,000 entrants and 5,000 to 8,000 remaining in Ceuta.
- Tens of thousands of people protested across Spain in early September, including 50,000 in Madrid and around 161,500 in Andalusia, calling for action on the Ceuta migrant crisis and criticizing Prime Minister Sánchez.
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Spain has seen a series of protests in solidarity with the migrant crisis-stricken city of Ceuta, as well as criticism of Pedro Sanchez's leftist government. Up to 10,000 migrants remain in the small enclave, which shares a border with Morocco, and as the chaos on the streets grows, locals fear a possible outbreak of violence.
In Spain, in the face of the migration crisis in Ceuta, tens of thousands of people have protested nationwide against the government's migration policy.
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Five weeks after the mass rush on Ceuta, tens of thousands of people are taking to the streets in Madrid and Ceuta – and the rage in Spain is growing.
Tens of thousands of Spaniards dissatisfied with the government have demonstrated in recent days. According to the Prime Minister, there is no evidence that Morocco caused a stampede in Ceuta, which belongs to Spain.
Tens Of Thousands Rally Across Spain Over Ceuta Migrant Crisis
Demonstrators demand stronger border security and government accountability after a massive July crossing from Morocco overwhelmed the Spanish enclave. by Emmitt Barry, Worthy News Washington D.C. Bureau Chief MADRID, SPAIN (Worthy News) – Tens of thousands of Spaniards poured into streets and public squares across the country Wednesday, protesting the government’s handling of the migrant crisis in Ceuta and demanding stronger protection of Spai…
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