Keywords: Migrant Crisis
The President of the Canary Islands, Fernando Clavijo, has expressed his satisfaction with the Spanish government's commitment to providing €100 million to address the ongoing migrant crisis in the region. This move, he believes, signifies a crucial understanding that the issue is a collective......
As dusk settled over the Boulogne quayside, French rescue teams efficiently packed up their equipment. Medical tents, stretchers, and security barriers were taken down, and the final ambulances departed, leaving just a few officials near the harbor wall. The somber scene served as a stark reminder of......
Ceuta, the Spanish enclave in North Africa, is grappling with an unprecedented influx of migrants, with an average of 700 individuals attempting to enter the city each night. Cristina Pérez Valero, the Ceuta government representative, revealed this alarming statistic during a recent press conference. Despite......
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has embarked on a significant tour of West Africa, with a particular focus on strengthening bilateral relations with Mauritania, Gambia, and Senegal, key departure points for migrants attempting the perilous journey to the Canary Islands. On Tuesday, Sánchez......
A significant influx of migrants attempting to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco has triggered a heightened security alert along the border between Fnideq and Ceuta. The situation has brought attention to the ongoing challenges of managing irregular migration in the region and highlighted......
A tragic incident unfolded in the Mediterranean Sea last Saturday when a boat carrying dozens of migrants capsized off the coast of Libya. The devastating shipwreck has left over 60 passengers missing and presumed dead, as survivors recount the harrowing experience of an overcrowded vessel departing......
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