
Spanish PM Denies Moroccan Role in Ceuta Migrant Surge Amid Protests
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has rejected allegations that Morocco planned the recent migrant influx at Ceuta, citing a lack of evidence while condemning hostile Moroccan statements. The border crisis has triggered mass demonstrations across Spain over migration policy and police handling of the situation.
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Protests in Spain against government's handling of Ceuta migrant crisis
Spanish opposition parties accuse Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of abandoning the residents of Ceuta.
Read full article →Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez seeks to regain control over Ceuta crisis
As tensions remain high in the Spanish enclave, the government has announced a range of measures, including economic aid, emergency shelter and a visit from King Felipe VI. Yet the prime minister continues to face mounting criticism, even from within his own ranks.
Read full article →Thousands protest over Spain’s handling of Ceuta border crisis – Europe live
Around 70,000 irregular migrants crossed into the north African territory of Ceuta from Morocco in August Sánchez begins by paying tribute to the people of Ceuta, “who are enduring difficult times” as a result of the crisis. He also reaffirms Spain’s sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla. Continue reading...
By Jakub Krupa
Read full article →Tens of thousands rally across Spain over Ceuta migrant crisis
Tens of thousands rallied across Spain protesting the government's handling of the Ceuta migrant crisis.
Read full article →Thousands protest Spain’s border crisis - CNN
Thousands protest Spain’s border crisis CNN
Read full article →Spain: Tens of thousands rally over Ceuta crisis
Tensions continue over migrants still stranded in Ceuta and the Sanchez government’s handling of the fallout.
Read full article →Thousands of protesters march in Spain over Ceuta migrant crisis
PM Pedro Sánchez is appearing in Congress to defend that his executive has no indications that Morocco was in any way behind the sudden mass influx
By Elsa García de Blas,EL PAÍS
Read full article →Spain's PM Sanchez says no evidence Morocco orchestrated Ceuta border surge
Spain has not seen any evidence to conclude that July's deadly border surge from Morocco into its enclave of Ceuta was orchestrated or carried out by Moroccan authorities, Sanchez said.
Read full article →‘These migrants brought chaos, I don’t want them here’ – Ceuta residents’ fury at Spanish government over ‘unbearable’ situation
Children afraid to play outside as exclave struggles under pressure
By Tim Rohn
Read full article →Tens of thousands in Spain protest Ceuta border crisis
Tensions tied to Ceuta migrant crisis overshadow a date usually reserved for celebration
Read full article →Spain migrant crisis fuels protests
Residents call for calm as thousands remain stranded
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