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Protests Erupt in Spain Over Government's Response to Ceuta Migrant Influx

Protests have taken place across Spain in response to the government's handling of a significant influx of migrants to Ceuta. Opposition parties have criticized Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, while the government claims right-wing parties are exploiting the situation. A police report suggested Moroccan security forces were permissive during the crossings, which have led to ongoing unrest in Ceuta.

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Protests have taken place across Spain in response to the government's handling of a significant influx of migrants to Ceuta. Opposition parties have criticized Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, while the government claims right-wing parties are exploiting the situation. A police report suggested Moroccan security forces were permissive during the crossings, which have led to ongoing unrest in Ceuta.

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Protests in Spain over government's handling of Ceuta migrant crisis

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Protests Erupt in Spain Over Government's Response to Ceuta Migrant Influx