Geopolitics is at stake in the Ceuta crisis
"Ceuta was like a prison - nothing to do there
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"Ceuta was like a prison - nothing to do there. "We came to make progress, not to be fucked," said Brahim, a bakery worker from Fez who left his job and crossed the border after watching clips of thousands doing the same. 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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"Ceuta was like a prison - nothing to do there.
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"We came to make progress, not to be fucked," said Brahim, a bakery worker from Fez who left his job and crossed the border after watching clips of thousands doing the same.
according to The Korea HeraldFor 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
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"Ceuta was like a prison - nothing to do there.
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