Migrations: Government of Ceuta appeals for calm after protests turn violent
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Migrations: Government of Ceuta appeals for calm after protests turn violent

SAPO Notícias28 August 2026 at 00:37

The Government of Ceuta made a public appeal for calm after demonstrations by inhabitants of the Spanish city against the migration crisis turned violent.

The inhabitants of Ceuta organized demonstrations to protest against the migration situation in the region, expressing their dissatisfaction with the flow of migrants.

The protests ended up escalating and resulting in disturbances, which led authorities to intervene and appeal for restraint on the part of the population.

Ceuta, as a Spanish city located in North Africa, has frequently been affected by migration crises, which has generated tensions between the local population and authorities.

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