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Morocco goes to the polls in the middle of Ceuta's crisis under the threat of a record abstention
Young people get rid of the legislative one year after the outbreak of Generation Z: only 4% of children under 24 are registered to vote
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SubSaharan movements to Morocco feed the alert for a new mass leap in Ceuta
Police sources doubt that a mass avalanche will be repeated, but admit that it depends on the border control of Rabat
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Sánchez claims that he has asked "actions" for Morocco "because his border control failed" in Ceuta
In an interview with CNN, the President of the Government points to Morocco's responsibility for the July 30 and 31 jump, although he advocates the good relationship
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Interior presupposes 9 million euros to strengthen the maritime border of El Tarajal
The work will include the extension of Ceuta's spikon and the installation in water of a balized system to deploy a network to the bottom of the sea
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The threat of a new mass jump this Wednesday raises to six alerts in Ceuta and Melilla since the entry of July
Interior sends about 150 additional police and civilian guards to strengthen the security device, which add to the Moroccan border deployment
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Morocco votes while its young people want to leave
The country comes to the elections with a strong police deployment along the Ceuta border and a young generation marked by unemployment and lack of opportunities
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The NGOs, at the focus of the anger in Ceuta: "We are accused of causing an effect called"
The aggression against two activists and a deputy by confusing them with humanitarian workers exposes the climate of hostility against humanitarian organizations in the city
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Albaras claims that Morocco has guaranteed it will prevent a jump to Ceuta on 23
The Government works with Rabat and the Moroccan press to deter immigrants from playing their lives by a bull
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Ceuta on alert: legislative elections in Morocco in the shadow of the massive crossing of migrants to Spain
Some 15.8 million Moroccans are called to vote in elections to define the next Prime Minister on 23 September. Few believe that their opinion in the ballot box has some value in the face of the king's power or that the results put them a step closer to the solutions. While scepticism is gaining ground, Spain is strengthening the Ceuta border, prevented this time from a new network campaign that could lead to another stampede such as the end of July.
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Report from Ceuta: migrants report ill-treatment of authorities
Almost two months after the humanitarian crisis in Ceuta, following the massive crossing of migrants from Morocco, the situation remains unsustainable. On the beaches of the Spanish enclave there are hundreds of people, as well as settlements in the streets. Young people, adults and children without identification seek asylum in the centres of Spain, but do not receive a favourable response. Many also report ill-treatment by the authorities. Report by our journalist Sofia Català.
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Fouzi Lekjaa: a technocratic and football record for the World Cup Government in Morocco
President of the Football Federation, Minister of the Economic Area and with just two months in partisan politics, the leading official candidate aspires to the head of the Executive following the September 23 elections
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Talayuela, the village of Cáceres that runs out of Arabic teachers
Vox promised to end the educational programme financed by Morocco and the Government now rejects as illegal the agreement reached to remove these classes from school
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Moroccan security forces arm the border with Ceuta on the eve of the elections
The Spanish Embassy has warned Rabat of the risk of a new mass crossing to the autonomous city during the Wednesday elections, according to Moroccan media
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The Ceuta crisis punishes Moroccans throughout Spain: "If we are invaders, everything is against us"
In Spain, more than a million children born in Morocco are registered above any other foreign country. Community testimonies show pain in the face of growing social distrust and fear of the future
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Ceuta is reluctant to live in the exception
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
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The map of Ceuta 50 days after entry: more than 10,000 migrants between centres and informal settlements
Friday's eviction is the last change in a city where, in addition to the 8,300 migrants housed in official facilities, there are more than 4,000 in the streets and improvised camps
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The PP requotes Marlaska, Robles and Albaras in the Senate
The popular, with a majority in the upper chamber, redoubled their offensive after the ministers' refusal to appear in August
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6 examples that make Spain one of the countries with the most peculiar borders in the world
Spain has borders with France, Portugal, the United Kingdom, Andorra and Morocco, some of which are particularly particular.
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The force of Morocco
The U.S. and Israel entrenching the position of Rabat in the heart of Ceuta's crisis and the debate on the Sahara at the UN
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Spain - Morocco, overcome the crisis
Some Spanish right and extreme right politicians have made unfounded accusations, in an adjustment of internal policy accounts at the expense of the southern neighbor that is very practical