Vivas asks Europe to expel the immigrants who are still in Ceuta and to "armored" the border
"It is not a migration crisis to use is a violation of the sovereignty of Spain Ceuta is Spain to the core," said the president of Ceuta
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"It is not a migration crisis to use it is a violation of the sovereignty of Spain (...) Ceuta is Spain to the marrow," said the president of Ceuta, Juan José Vivas, on Thursday, after his hearing with the King at the Marivent Palace. "Ceuta has not recovered from that trauma" One week after the avalanche, "Ceuta has not come out of this situation, there has been a voluntary return of the majority of people who entered, but the equivalent number of the entire population of Ceuta entered. "Ceuta needs to return to tranquility, to have guarantees as to the security of its border, which is a border of Spain and Europe.
Furthermore, Ceuta has not come out of this situation, "noted President Ceutí after recalling that his municipality has received 80,000 Moroccans, the equivalent of the local population itself.
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"It is not a migration crisis to use it is a violation of the sovereignty of Spain (...) Ceuta is Spain to the marrow," said the president of Ceuta, Juan José Vivas, on Thursday, after his hearing with the King at the Marivent Palace.
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"Ceuta has not recovered from that trauma" One week after the avalanche, "Ceuta has not come out of this situation, there has been a voluntary return of the majority of people who entered, but the equivalent number of the entire population of Ceuta entered.
according to El Mundo +1"Ceuta needs to return to tranquility, to have guarantees as to the security of its border, which is a border of Spain and Europe.
according to El Mundo +1Ceuta has not come out of this situation, "noted President Ceutí after recalling that his municipality has received 80,000 Moroccans, the equivalent of the local population itself.
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"It is not a migration crisis to use is a violation of the sovereignty of Spain (...) Ceuta is Spain to the core," he confirmed..
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