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More than 2,500 people have left the autonomous city "voluntarily" in one week because of the beach evictions, according to the latest executive balance, which figures in 7,400 places available for adults
The migration crisis of the autonomous city has become the most significant episode of disinformation since the Dana of Valencia
Philip VI and Letizia Ortiz will meet local authorities in Ceuta, leaders of all religious denominations and visit a school
The PP leader starts the precampaign in Ceuta, where he claims he would have used the security forces on the day of the mass entry
Ayuso's call not to vote by mail, the communities of neighbors in the buildings, the antipathy towards children and the military attacks on immigrants in Ceuta are some of the messages for the director
The first snow of autumn will arrive on Thursday to the summits of the Pyrenees, announces the Aemet, while another dana will affect on Friday and Saturday to the third south peninsular, Ceuta and Canarias
The Vivas Executive certifies some messages that Moncloa did not include in the chronology he made public. Government sources argue that they were not relevant
The "voluntary returns" to Morocco and the increase in the number of shelters partially relieves the situation on the streets after more than two months. Some men flee to El Príncipe, Los Rosales or to the forest, escaping from the agents
The President of Finland acknowledges that what happened in Ceuta has put Spain under "immense pressure"
The instructor of the National High Court takes this step after John Jesus Vivas declared as a witness that he had tried to contact the Presidency
The removal of the beach settlement results in 1,100 returns in two days
The National Police complete the dismantling of the village. The second day was much faster than the first: dozens of migrants marched to the mountains to avoid being moved
An alleged screenshot of an alleged El País web article would report on plans by the Pedro Sánchez government to relocate irregular migrants who are in Ceuta, in cities such as Barcelona or Girona. However, this is a disinformation that was viruled on social networks. Neither the Spanish government reported a similar measure nor the Spanish newspaper published the news; the image uses the technique of supplanting identity.
Daily portrayal of migrant women and children, the most vulnerable in the border crisis, in their search for a future in Spain
The National Police evokes part of the settlement of Ceuta beach
More than 350 officers participate in the device to dismantle part of the camp. The troops move people over the sand to the El Tarajal crossing, where about 600 have returned "voluntarily"
Hundreds of children still wait for a place to access a center and leave the street
Interior maintains that those who crossed to Morocco after the eviction of Benitez beach did so "of their own free will"
In contrast to immigration, public opinion is leaning to the left in the house. Two investigators agree that government forces gain initiative, but also that they are exposed to paying for the lack of a balance of success
More than two months after the massive arrival of migrants from Morocco, hundreds of people, including minors, are still on the streets of Ceuta waiting for reception or for international protection. Some report beatings, ill-treatment and expulsions to Morocco. Meanwhile, humanitarian organizations call for an urgent response from the Spanish authorities. Our correspondent Sofia Català collected his testimonies in this issue of Link.
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