The Strange Return to School in Ceuta: "My Son Will Go to Class Even if He Is Alone, I Don't Understand Collective Panic"
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Diario de Cádiz
José Mari Gutiérrez, primary school teacher at Ramón y Cajal, understands the concerns of the parents and guarantees the maximum involvement of the teachers in a new reality with soldiers, security guards and escorted routes The Government,
Olivia and Ana, 6 and 3 years old, have been told by their parents how well they have been able to "who are these people who sleep in the streets" of Ceuta.
On 8 September, Ceuti children returned to classrooms in the wake of the migration crisis, while thousands of migrants continued to sleep on their streets in the absence of reception places.Some neighbours claimed that they would not take their children to class and the Government had activated a plan that included 24-hour private surveillance in educational centres.The Government took control of the port of Ceuta to locate more than a thousand …
This start of classes is going to take place one week after a total of 1,749 teachers from public and concerted centers returned to the...
There are times when a city stops breathing normally. Ceuta is living one of those moments. And the most painful thing is not only the migratory crisis that has been going through it since the end of July: that crisis has already reached the most sacred threshold of any society, the classrooms. On the 8th of [...] La entrada Ceuta: When the emergency arrives to the classrooms appears first in El Faro de Ceuta.
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