Two Months After the Massive Influx of Migrants, Ceuta Longs to Return to Normal
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The demonstrations in Ceuta have happened and grown in the last two months, with the population demanding the recovery of normality and public spaces such as the beaches where thousands of migrants settled
Luis F. Quintero interview in esRadio, in the program Con Animo de Lucro, to Arantxa Campos, president of CECE.
Of the migrants who swam from Morocco to Ceuta at the end of July, around 10,000 are estimated to remain. But there are not enough places in the official camps, so thousands are living on the streets and beaches.
Ceuta (Spain), 30 Sep (EFE).- Two months after the massive influx of between 70,000 and 80,000 people, according to different estimates, to the Spanish city of Ceuta from Morocco, the city continues to cry out for normalcy, and many demand the departure of the more than 10,000 migrants who continue in streets, beaches or [...] The entry Two months after the massive influx of migrants, Ceuta craves to return to normality was first published in Ho…
The city lives between resignation and tension since the massive arrival of migrants, while it begins to clear Benítez beach and more shelters for women and minors are opened
The migration crisis in Ceuta marks two months this Wednesday without the situation of the thousands of migrants who still remain in the autonomous city since the massive entry on July 30 and 31 having been resolved.
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