Ceuta: Nearly 900 Migrants Return to Morocco
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600 immigrants from the first phase of the dismantling of Trampolin beach have preferred not to be affiliated and to return by their will to Morocco. More information: The government accelerates the construction of the new camp for immigrants stuck in jail despite the "security risk"
Spain has carried out a major police operation in Ceuta as tens of thousands of people took to the streets in various cities over a housing crisis. The two issues developed simultaneously over the weekend and put Pedro Sánchez’s government under intense public and political pressure. Over 1,100 migrants removed from Ceuta beach More than 350 Spanish police, backed by armoured vehicles, launched an operation on El Trampoline beach, where makeshif…
On Sunday, the Spanish police conducted a major operation to evacuate the "El Trampolín" camp on the beach of the same name in Ceuta. This initiative is part of a security plan to transfer migrants to designated reception facilities.
The operation deployed by the National Police this Sunday to evict the beach of the Trampoline has...
Spanish police evacuated a migrant camp set up on a beach in North African slavery Ceuta, where, more than two months ago, tens of thousands of people crossed the border from Morocco, [...]
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The Minister of Territorial Policy, Ángel Víctor Torres, celebrated this evening in X the operation carried out this Sunday in Ceuta, "successfully and without incidents", concluded at dusk, which has culminated in the transfer of 1,100 migrants from the beach of Trampolin to the regulated spaces of reception.
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