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Spaniards protest against migration in the streets

From Magyar Nemzet · () Hungarian

Translated from Hungarian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Protesters demonstrated in the Spanish capital against migration.
  • More than 70,000 people had entered the Spanish North African territory of Ceuta illegally from neighboring Morocco over several days a month earlier.
  • Most returned voluntarily, while several thousand remained in Ceuta awaiting assistance; Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called the protests a political attack.

Spaniards took to the streets to protest against migration, with demonstrators pictured in the Spanish capital.

The demonstrations followed an influx into Ceuta, Spain’s North African territory. A month earlier, more than 70,000 people entered from neighboring Morocco illegally over the course of several days.

Most of those who entered later returned voluntarily. Several thousand remained in Ceuta, waiting for assistance. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said the protests represented only a political attack.

It is only a political attack.

· Pedro SánchezThe Spanish prime minister’s characterization of the anti-migration protests.
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