Morocco responded to the Ceuta crisis: said what happened
The Moroccan Ministry of the Interior on Sunday announced for the first time the number of deceased migrants. They tried to reach Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, last week –…
The Moroccan Ministry of the Interior on Sunday announced for the first time the number of deceased migrants. They tried to reach Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, last week –…
Migrant crisis in Spain – fifteen points about a complex phenomenon, writes Linas Kojala, head of the Geopolitics and Security Studies Center, and emphasizes the things that need…
Most of the approximately 60,000 people who flooded into the Spanish enclave in North Africa voluntarily returned to Morocco within 48 hours. This was the largest mass influx of migrants into this territory. Read more Newcomers settled in a prestigious location did not expect such a surprise: moisture and mold in the underground premises “The…
Mohammedas Ahmidho was one of many Moroccans who saw on social media Thursday morning that the heavily guarded border between Morocco and Ceuta, the autonomous…
The European Union (EU) ministers will hold video conference talks on Tuesday to discuss the influx of migrants in Ceuta, officials said on Saturday.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Saturday condemned what he considered the selfish attitude of some European Union (EU) countries in response to the migrant crisis in Spain…
Due to the recent influx of migrants, when people from Morocco flooded the Spanish North African enclave of Ceuta, at least 67 people died, Spanish Interior Ministry officials told journalists on Saturday…
In the Spanish city of Ceuta, the migrant crisis has sharply intensified after thousands of immigrants arrived en masse by sea from Morocco. “EL ESPAÑOL” reports that due to overcrowded official…
The international emigrant portal “InterNations” annually surveys its members about their experience living abroad. The results are presented in the “Expat Insider” report, which identifies…
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez responded on social media to the group of countries led by Italy, calling to stop Spain’s membership in the Schengen Agreement.