Most have been returned, but the mass crossing has intensified Spain-Morocco tensions over the enclave's sovereignty
60,000 Migrants Cross into Spanish Enclave Ceuta in Three Days
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Spanish Civil Guard members stand guard as migrants sit on the ground in Ceuta, Spain, following recent mass crossings of migrants Most of the 60,000 migrants who entered Ceuta over the space of a few days from neighbouring Morocco have already returned By dismantling Britain's borders, they hope to share Britain's wealth with those they consider more deserving of it. Morocco has claimed sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla since its independence in 1956 – Spain has flatly rejected any talk. The rules apply to 29 countries, most of them EU members, and can only be suspended for a limited number of reasons.
Furthermore, Amid the international clamour over Ceuta, the Spanish city invaded by 60,000 migrants from Morocco, there has been a noticeable hush from one quarter: the Left. Ceuta is what a border world looks like in practice.
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Spanish Civil Guard members stand guard as migrants sit on the ground in Ceuta, Spain, following recent mass crossings of migrants Most of the 60,000 migrants who entered Ceuta over the space of a few days from neighbouring Morocco have already returned By dismantling Britain's borders, they hope to share Britain's wealth with those they consider more deserving of it.
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Morocco has claimed sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla since its independence in 1956 – Spain has flatly rejected any talk.
according to Malay MailThe rules apply to 29 countries, most of them EU members, and can only be suspended for a limited number of reasons.
according to Malay MailAmid the international clamour over Ceuta, the Spanish city invaded by 60,000 migrants from Morocco, there has been a noticeable hush from one quarter: the Left.
according to Daily Mail +1Ceuta is what a border world looks like in practice.
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