After most migrants leave Ceuta, exhausted holdouts find shelter on beach

The residents of Ceuta had shuttered their shops, and there was no food or water to buy

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The residents of Ceuta had shuttered their shops, and there was no food or water to buy. In the aftermath of the Ceuta incident, this is what Spain stands to lose: the ability to tell its story of welcoming immigration and embracing diversity without having to first apologise for it. The images circulating from Ceuta mean that the Spanish government is forced into a position of explaining itself, while punitive ideas are waved through as common sense.

Furthermore, For those on the beach, the best possible outcome as they Navigated the complexities of the European Union's asylum system was to be transferred to the city's official migrant reception center.

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The residents of Ceuta had shuttered their shops, and there was no food or water to buy.
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In the aftermath of the Ceuta incident, this is what Spain stands to lose: the ability to tell its story of welcoming immigration and embracing diversity without having to first apologise for it.
according to Hindustan Times
The images circulating from Ceuta mean that the Spanish government is forced into a position of explaining itself, while punitive ideas are waved through as common sense.
according to Hindustan Times
For those on the beach, the best possible outcome as they Navigated the complexities of the European Union's asylum system was to be transferred to the city's official migrant reception center.
according to The Boston Globe