Seven-year-old children do not know where their parents are in the Spanish settlement
1,800 migrant minors live in the 'favela' of Tarajal in Ceuta
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Summary
The great Spanish 'favela' with 1,800 migrant minors in Tarajal: "There are seven-year-old children who do not know where their parents are.". Is the Government responsible for the Ceuta crisis?. Sánchez did not invent that way of treating our most conflictive neighbor, but he has made it his own and has taken it to astonishing extremes.
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The great Spanish 'favela' with 1,800 migrant minors in Tarajal: "There are seven-year-old children who do not know where their parents are."
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIs the Government responsible for the Ceuta crisis?.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSánchez did not invent that way of treating our most conflictive neighbor, but he has made it his own and has taken it to astonishing extremes
reliability moderate2/2 sources
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The great Spanish 'favela' with 1,800 migrant minors in Tarajal: "There are seven-year-old children who do not know where their parents are."
omitted byCentercovered byRight sideIs the Government responsible for the Ceuta crisis?.
omitted byCentercovered byRight sideSánchez did not invent that way of treating our most conflictive neighbor, but he has made it his own and has taken it to astonishing extremes
omitted byCentercovered byRight side
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