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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 "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 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
Officers estimate that there were between 300 and 400 migrants in the settlement
Pérez Triano announces that he is leaving politics after criticism of the executive's management of the crisis in the city: "I have suffered a constant campaign of harassment"
For almost two months since the massive arrival of migrants, bread and its scarcity has served as a thermometer for the social tension of the city.
Purity kills; mestization gives life. The dream of a white and Christian Europe is not a dream: it is a nightmare
The arrested man intended to return to Algeria to make another trip with migrants, but the boat was shrunk by a motor failure
The facility, which already provides accommodation to 300 mothers with their children, has expanded its capacity to dismantle the informal settlement at its doors.
The question is whether a coming body still has the right to be looked at as a 'someone' before being instrumentalized
Neither the government speech, nor the PP speech, nor that of the EU is the same as in 2021, when Morocco challenged Spain
Friday's transfer of 1,700 immigrants has hardly been noticed on the beaches. More than 4,000 still sleep in them and in the streets of the city. Its inhabitants wonder how long the crisis will last
Between air shots and chaos, the relief operation ended on Friday with thousands of immigrants back to the beaches
Several migrant minors have fled the centres by reporting physical abuse by staff, and the Office of the Prosecutor has opened an investigation
