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A Coruña company in Peru brings together almost 2,500 workers who already have jobs across the Atlantic, but still wait for the papers
The National High Court has already begun the denial of requests from migrants, most of them from Morocco, as a last resort before the return to the country of origin
Mayor Xavier Garcia Albiol links the eviction of the compound ten months ago with the improvement in Badalona's security data
The 26-year-old Ceuti managed the Sidi Embarek women's solidarity camp and now joins the left-wing coalition lists for the High House
Navy patrol 'Pinto Island' was about to collide with a military boat from Rabat
Police deployment at the El Guano explanade ends more than two months of settlements on the Ceutí coast 48 hours before the Kings' visit
In the middle of a social climate of tension, there are spaces in Ceuta where different groups necessarily live together.
The data of almost seven years of CIS barometers show how the housing has been fired in recent years, more for the voters of PSOE and Sumar. And they show the constant hardening of politics
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 "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 former Vice-President of the ECB considers that the increase in population has not been accompanied by an increase in supply
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
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
When it comes to 60 days of the massive crossing of migrants, the city holds on to social tension, wondering when the expulsions of migrants will begin.
The European Commission is preparing a plan against irregular EU entry: from the analysis of social networks to anticipate migration movements to more power to the Frontex agency
In the midst of a global debate marked by border crises and polarized speeches, four Ecuadorians in Argentina, China, the United States and Costa Rica are struggling to find a place in the host society.
Officers estimate that there were between 300 and 400 migrants in the settlement
