Thousands of migrants enter tiny Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco
Territory’s president calls for help from Spanish government as crowds of people arrive by sea or on foot The leader of Spain’s north African enclave of Ceuta…
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Territory’s president calls for help from Spanish government as crowds of people arrive by sea or on foot The leader of Spain’s north African enclave of Ceuta has called on the government in Madrid to declare a national emergency after thousands of people swam and waded into the tiny territory from neighbouring Morocco in a matter of hours. Spain's interior ministry stated it would ensure citizen safety and national borders but declined to declare a national emergency over migration flows, clarifying that current legislation does not classify such movements as a national security risk.
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Territory’s president calls for help from Spanish government as crowds of people arrive by sea or on foot The leader of Spain’s north African enclave of Ceuta has called on the government in Madrid to declare a national emergency after thousands of people swam and waded into the tiny territory from neighbouring Morocco in a matter of hours.
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Spain's interior ministry stated it would ensure citizen safety and national borders but declined to declare a national emergency over migration flows, clarifying that current legislation does not classify such movements as a national security risk.
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