Spanish Government Urges Calm After Ceuta Anti-Migrant Protesters Clash with Police
Spain’s interior minister called for calm as protests over a July influx left thousands of migrants in Ceuta and triggered arrests and injuries.
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Spain urges calm after anti-migrant clashes
Spanish government urges calm after Ceuta anti-migrant protesters clash with police
For several consecutive nights, violent ultra-rightists have dedicated themselves to attacking migrants who are in Ceuta. One of the images of the week is precisely that of several citizens wrapped in the flag of Spain and other national symbols that prevented the arrival of help and burned or threw into the sea the few belongings of which the foreign population has. Faced with these episodes, the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlas…
Spanish President Pedro Sánchez chaired yesterday at Moncloa the meeting of the Committee for the Management of the Ceuta Crisis, which unanimously agreed on a new list of spaces to relocate migrants. According to government sources, all agreed to condemn the violence and stressed the importance of guaranteeing […] The entry The Government calls for calm in the face of the attack on migrants in Ceuta appeared first on La Mañana.
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