The Prosecutor’s Office investigates abuse and mistreatment in Ceuta’s juvenile centers
Several minor migrants have fled the centers, denouncing physical abuse by the staff, and the Prosecutor’s Office has opened an investigation
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Tension and chaos in the transfer of migrants from Benítez beach to the port of Ceuta
The Police organize immigrants into groups after an initial stampede and difficult moments with shots fired into the air and several injured
Robles states that the Army will always defend “coexistence, tolerance, and respect” in Ceuta and Melilla
The Minister of Defense closes the third edition of the Security Dialogues, organized by EL PAÍS, at the Higher Center for Defense Studies (Ceseden)
Puente denounces a campaign to stop solutions in Ceuta: “1,800 migrants were going to be transferred today”
The Minister of Transport asks the National Court to rule “as soon as possible” after the temporary suspension of the camp in the port of Ceuta
Last nights at El Trampolín: the beach of shame and unanswered questions
The migrants from the largest settlement in Ceuta know they will be relocated imminently. Chronicle of a night of uncertainty by the sea
Complaints about the lack of police deployment during the back-to-school period in Ceuta: “If I had known, I wouldn’t have brought my son”
The autonomous city returns to school amid parents’ discomfort over unequal police deployment
Ceuta pays the economic price of its migration crisis: “Without security there is no trust or investment”
The emergency costs the city 80 million, according to the enclave’s Executive, an expense that the Treasury expects to rise to 153 million by December. Companies lose more than 30 million
The Government records a drop in irregular immigrants so far this year, not counting the more than 70,000 from the mass crossing in Ceuta
Entries in the autonomous city on July 30 and 31 place Spain before annual arrival figures never seen before
Izquierda Unida calls for the resignation of Marlaska or the head of the Police over the report on Morocco’s involvement in the Ceuta crisis
The leader of the party, Antonio Maíllo, has pointed to a possible disloyalty “to the legitimate Governments of our country”
Leaving Ceuta on my own feet: “I can’t take it anymore, I’m leaving. I still don’t know why I came”
The border between the autonomous city and Morocco is a daily trickle of teenagers who voluntarily leave the border after “the worst month of my life”