The escalating tension in Ceuta has reached a critical point a month after the mass arrival of 80,000 migrants. Following a day marked by the burning of beach encampments, assaults on soldiers, attacks on journalists, and the blocking of Red Cross food distribution, the migration crisis has devolved into a bitter political clash over responsibility for the unrest. Rebeca Torró, the PSOE's Secretary of Organization, has demanded that the PP's pre…
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The escalating tension in Ceuta has reached a critical point a month after the mass arrival of 80,000 migrants. Following a day marked by the burning of beach encampments, assaults on soldiers, attacks on journalists, and the blocking of Red Cross food distribution, the migration crisis has devolved into a bitter political clash over responsibility for the unrest. Rebeca Torró, the PSOE's Secretary of Organization, has demanded that the PP's pre…