The migrants who were left without a place in the Port of Ceuta: “The law of the strongest has won”
Between shots fired into the air and chaos, the relocation operation ended this Friday with thousands of immigrants back on the beaches
Migration crisis in Ceuta
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Feijóo pressures Brussels to get involved in the Ceuta crisis amid the Government’s “failure”
The leader of the PP capitalizes on his European offensive after the European Parliament resolution and the meeting with the Immigration Commissioner, with whom he agrees on the return of “all” migrants
Vivas, on ‘El Hormiguero’: “What has happened in Ceuta is not a migration crisis. It has been a full-scale invasion”
The president of Ceuta directly points to Morocco and calls for a reconsideration of relations with the neighboring country. Hundreds of Ceutans follow his interview from a city square
Ceuta businessmen install a giant screen and offer discounts on drinks to watch an interview with Vivas on El Hormiguero
The promoter maintains that the goal is for “all the caballas” to support their president. “We see Sánchez’s malice in going to La Sexta tonight at the same time,” he adds
Morocco experiences the Ceuta crisis between nationalist political fervor and popular concern over the treatment of migrants
The claim of sovereignty over the autonomous cities fades in a Moroccan electoral campaign in which the migration conflict has been silenced
The Army warned on the 30th of a “massive” and “very likely” entry when it was already happening
According to the report that the Police later sent to the judge, by 11:00 there had already been “an overflow of police control,” but the alert was sent at 12:06
The CNI warned Morocco, the Government Delegation, and the Civil Guard of “calls” in groups with 180,000 members the day before the massive entry into Ceuta
Different internal notes and WhatsApps reveal that the CNI analyzed social media posts about swimming entries and through the Ceuta fence, and informed the Moroccan intelligence services.
Morocco shifts the Ceuta migration crisis towards the issue of sovereignty
A nationalist organization holds a protest in front of the Spanish Embassy in Rabat after denouncing mistreatment of migrants in the autonomous city
“He have slept in the mountains, because people threw stones and pistols at us”
Thousands of people return to Morocco due to a lack of stores and bars to stock up and being attacked by some citizens