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Thousands protest in Ceuta as Spain rallies over enclave's migrant crisis

Thousands of people have taken to the streets of Ceuta, Spain's North African enclave, to protest the migrant crisis.

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The story so far

Protests in Ceuta have intensified as Spain grapples with a migrant crisis. The rallies coincide with annual public celebrations, which have been overshadowed by tensions. The European People's Party and Patriots for Europe have rallied against Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez over the crisis.

The protests are part of a broader wave of nationwide demonstrations. The exact causes of the surge in migrant arrivals are not yet clear. The Spanish government has appealed for calm.

The extent of the crisis and the government's response are still developing.

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The obvious questions

What is the current migrant situation in Ceuta?

Thousands of migrants have arrived in Ceuta, leading to protests and calls for government action.

Who is protesting in Ceuta?

Protesters include local residents and political groups such as the European People's Party and Patriots for Europe.

How has the Spanish government responded to the crisis?

The Spanish government has appealed for calm and is addressing the situation, but specific measures have not been detailed.

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Ceuta Spain Migrant Crisis Protests European People's Party Patriots for Europe

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