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Police Clear Ceuta Migrant Camp

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Spanish police began clearing El Guano, Ceuta’s last major migrant encampment, on Sunday, where hundreds of Moroccans had been staying after earlier camp evacuations.

ABC
Police evict the last illegal immigrant settlement in Ceuta

The National Police have deployed at dawn this Sunday to the Guano esplanade to evict the last major settlement remaining in Ceuta with illegal shanties built by migrants who arrived in the city during the mass entry on July 30 and 31. The operation comes 48 hours before the kings' visit to the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla. More than a dozen vans from the Police Intervention Unit (UIP) began arriving around 8:00 at the esplanade. There camp fewer than a thousand Moroccans since the eviction of the shantytown settlements on Trampolín and Benítez beaches. Evicting Guano does not mean removing all migrants from the street entirely. The esplanade is the last settlement with a significant concentration of Moroccans, but hundreds still roam the streets of neighborhoods such as El Príncipe or Los Rosales; others are hidden in the …

Police evict the last illegal immigrant settlement in Ceuta
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El Mundo
Police Deploy on Ceuta's El Guano Beach to Evict the Last Large Illegal Immigrant Settlement

There, fewer than a thousand Moroccans have been camping since the eviction of the shanty settlements on the Trampolín and Benítez. Read

Police Deploy on Ceuta's El Guano Beach to Evict the Last Large Illegal Immigrant Settlement
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Die Presse
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Spain's police drive migrants from makeshift camps in the enclave. But thousands want to stay despite the dire conditions. The anger of Ceuta's residents is growing. A report.

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El Mundo
Forced returns and under false pretenses from Ceuta to Morocco: migrants' testimonies confirm that the government backs returns without guarantees

Evicted from El Trampolín recount to EL MUNDO how they are taken to the other side of the Spanish border, and Rabat's gendarmerie drives them by bus hundreds of kilometers from their homes.

Forced returns and under false pretenses from Ceuta to Morocco: migrants' testimonies confirm that the government backs returns without guarantees
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