Vivas denies the Government and reports that 8,000 to 11,000 illegal immigrants remain in Ceuta
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Summary
According to the data handled by the local government, up to 11,000 immigrants are currently wandering through Ceuta without destination or institutional response, generating what Vivas has defined as a scenario of insecurity that "disrupts the ordinary life" of the city and "puts at risk the coexistence" between neighbors. Military presence: maintenance of the army in the streets of Ceuta as an element that conveys "tranquility and security" to the population.
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According to the data handled by the local government, up to 11,000 immigrants are currently wandering through Ceuta without destination or institutional response, generating what Vivas has defined as a scenario of insecurity that "disrupts the ordinary life" of the city and "puts at risk the coexistence" between neighbors.
according to OKDiarioMilitary presence: maintenance of the army in the streets of Ceuta as an element that conveys "tranquility and security" to the population.
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President Vivas numbers between 8,000 and 11,000 people who remain in Ceuta in an irregular situation and denounces a scenario..
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