“Almost all” of the more than 60,000 migrants who invaded the North African Spanish territory of Ceuta last week have been returned to Morocco, we are told, and a “reasonable normality” has been restored to the city of just 80,000. But this does not mean Spain’s border crisis is over. Far from it. Ceuta is […]
“Almost all” of the more than 60,000 migrants who invaded the North African Spanish territory of Ceuta last week have been returned to Morocco, we are told, and a “reasonable normality” has been restored to the city of just 80,000. But this does not mean Spain’s border crisis is over. Far from it. Ceuta is […]
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