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Spain’s Answer to the Ceuta Crisis Opens in Chaos as Police Struggle to Contain Rush

Summary by Euro Weekly News
The new port camp was meant to restore order, but the first transfers from Ceuta’s beaches quickly descended into confusion and tension.

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The police moved the people camped on the coast when several have begun to run to get a place in the reception space. The president of the port says he had no knowledge of the transfer and claims that "it manifests the discoordination of the government." More information: The campaign of the media closest to Sanchez against the military in Ceuta forces Robles to visit two wounded.

·Spain
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Lean Left

The device began before 7:00 with moments of tension due to an avalanche of migrants as they moved from the beaches of Ceuta to the new camp of the Port

·Madrid, Spain
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If there is room in the camp of the Ceuti port for 1,800 illegal immigrants, the situation is going to generate more lack of control as thousands of them remain outside and are forced to wander the streets and beaches

·Madrid, Spain
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The Forces and Security Corps of the State (FCSE) have begun to carry out the transfer of the invaders of Ceuta who are located on the beaches of El Trampolin and Benitez to the facilities of the Port.The transfer began about 6:30 hours after yesterday the Dispute Chamber of the National High Court ... Continue reading "Last hour of the political present live: begins the transfer of the invaders to the camp of the port of Ceuta"

·Madrid, Spain
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Following the definitive yes of the National High Court, the Government began this morning to transfer immigrants to the Port of Ceuta.

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El Mundo broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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