Migrant invasion of Ceuta was an 'attack', Spanish enclave's leader declares as he accuses Morocco over the 'atrocity'
Abascal accuses the Government of "the crime of treason" in the Ceuta crisis and sees him "subjected" to Morocco
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Abascal accuses the Government of "the crime of treason" in the Ceuta crisis and sees him "subjected" to Morocco. ActionAid denounces the return of minors from Ceuta to remote areas of Morocco without guarantee of safe return. Video footage from Sunday showed a group of migrants carrying an injured man wrapped in a blanket who they said had been assaulted by police, while shouting 'Allahu Akbar'.
Furthermore, Videos from Friday show the PM arriving in Ceuta to boos and jeers from locals chanting 'Pedro Sanchez, son of a ****.' Meanwhile, EU countries will seek on Tuesday to draw early lessons from the Ceuta crisis.
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Abascal accuses the Government of "the crime of treason" in the Ceuta crisis and sees him "subjected" to Morocco.
reliability low1/2 sourcesActionAid denounces the return of minors from Ceuta to remote areas of Morocco without guarantee of safe return.
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Video footage from Sunday showed a group of migrants carrying an injured man wrapped in a blanket who they said had been assaulted by police, while shouting 'Allahu Akbar'.
according to Daily Mail +1Videos from Friday show the PM arriving in Ceuta to boos and jeers from locals chanting 'Pedro Sanchez, son of a ****.' Meanwhile, EU countries will seek on Tuesday to draw early lessons from the Ceuta crisis.
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Abascal accuses the Government of "the crime of treason" in the Ceuta crisis and sees him "subjected" to Morocco.
omitted byRight sidecovered byCenterActionAid denounces the return of minors from Ceuta to remote areas of Morocco without guarantee of safe return.
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