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Residents of the Spanish exclave of Ceuta have staged a protest over what they perceive to be Spain's failure to contain an influx of migrants. It's been more t…
Residents of the Spanish exclave of Ceuta have staged a protest over what they perceive to be Spain's failure to contain an influx of migrants.
It's been more than six weeks since a mass migrant crossing from Morocco to Ceuta caused a humanitarian crisis.
Up to 10,000 people remain stranded, living in tents or temporary shelters on the beach.
Al Jazeera’s Peter Smith reports from Ceuta, Spain.
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Where are the women and children? Did they leave them behind to fend for themselves?
@@t338-w3wImported1mo ago
also Europe is starting to become really dangerous and the tensions are high, war is on the horizon... migrants who are deceived to come here "looking for a better life" will be disappointed to find out.
@@t338-w3wImported1mo ago
What I don't get, there's more opportunity to get rich in their countries than in Europe. Come to study in Europe and take that knowledge with you back home. They have more natural resources, more "things" that needs built. It's like when the European pioneers (many of them working class) came to America to build a new fortune from scratch. Europe is full of educated and wealthy people, it's competitive, the institutions are restrictive and stifling, taxes are high, housing is scarce, it's hard to build something new. Come here to learn. Go home and build!
@@DrealMrNobodyImported1mo ago
Spain need to nake an example out of the migrants and put them on pikes
@@pudays1Imported1mo ago
Europeans Are Devils
@@mzalendo24Imported1mo ago
Ceuta is Africa. Go back to Europe!! ❤❤
@@MexicanTrackerImported1mo ago
"residents protest as thousands" ...is merely a scouting part
@@constantselfpromotionImported1mo ago
"we want a chance" ...to live with people who don't want us; so weird
@@Josh_Was_HereImported1mo ago
Do not feel sorry for these guys jumping their border. They have no intention of respecting anything Spain has.
@@modaragamageprasanna6556Imported1mo ago
Germany destroyed by Angela Mercer, Spain destroy by Pedro Sanchez 😢😢😢
@@marthamack1544Imported1mo ago
Longtime, now former, DEM legislative Aide HERE: It's NOT "failure." It's CORRUPTION. Political "leaders" WANT mass immigration; cheap labor for campaign contributors, big bloc of new voters, new dues payers for labor unions & ethnic associations, new tithers for leaders of churches." SORRY CITIZENS BUT YOUR LEADERS WILL NEVER CONTROL THIS INFLUX. YOU have to step up & demand mass (but humane) deportations & a genuine CLOSING OF THE BORDER.
@@waynemorgan6153Imported1mo ago
This won't stop until they treat it like the invasion by a hostile force that it is and use lethal force to repel the invaders.
@@RottingHenryImported1mo ago
Well, if they want the real villains behind European mass migration, they should march straight to the Israeli consulate. <br>Of course, this is exactly what the Epstein Class craves: racial fear, Islamophobia and intra-working class warfare. They want to tear the West apart so they can salvage the leftover pieces for their own technofascist power grab.
@@comeraedoveraImported1mo ago
Either way, the Great Replacement goes on 👀
@@Munchieman911Imported1mo ago
Remain stranded? They invaded another country.
@@JosephPeat-q2gImported1mo ago
If someone breaks into your house and tell you we need to understand each other. 😂😂😂
@@PepperB1879Imported1mo ago
A bunch of racist ppl... please remember that when your times come Spain. Who do you think made their countries the way they are?... wt countries
@@RobloxHI-m9nImported1mo ago
Send the spanish back to Spain. Ceuta is morrocan territory.
@@fromyourheadtoyoursoul8785Imported1mo ago
even the migrants don't like migrants what a world we live in.
@@simonjusticier333Imported1mo ago
Ceuta is in Africa and there should never have been a hard border with Morocco. Who really are the migrants here?
@@hn5391Imported1mo ago
it should be the Spaniard occupiers who should leave. This is a Moroccan territory conquered as part of the Reconquista. It's there that the cancer of white supremacy started. From Sebta, started all the horrors of western colonialism, genocides, and alienation of others. Returning Sebta, Mellilia, and the neighbouring islands will close this era of oppression by European powers. It's time all these Spaniards return on their continent and let Moroccans develop their country without being reminded of the crusaders invading their land every day.<br>When Moroccans conquered what is now Spain, they brought knowledge, technology, rice, music, universities... Spain makes every years billion of Euros thanks to the tourists visiting the Al Hamra or the Royal palace of Sevilla... Both built by artisans and engineers from Fes. What has Spanish occupation of Northern Morocco brought? Spain used Sebta as a prison for centuries. Then, it made it a military base to do razzias in the hinterland. Spain used chemical weapons against civilians in Northern Morocco from 1920 to 1927. Until now, that region has the highest rate of cancer per capita in Morocco. That's what they brought us: Actual cancer and the cancer of white supremacism
@@abeyjohnny1934Imported1mo ago
Am first to comment..And I say the Moroccans and other invaders should be sent back to Morocco where they came from..
Residents of the Spanish exclave of Ceuta have staged a protest over what they perceive to be Spain's failure to contain an influx of migrants.
It's been more than six weeks since a mass migrant crossing from Morocco to Ceuta caused a humanitarian crisis.
Up to 10,000 people remain stranded, living in tents or temporary shelters on the beach.
Al Jazeera’s Peter Smith reports from Ceuta, Spain.
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