More than a thousand Moroccans celebrated the New Year by storming the border with Spain

Semyon Doroshenko.  
02.01.2017 09:11
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Society, Policy, Incidents, Media, Ukraine, Emigration


About 1100 Moroccans tried to cross the border into the Spanish coastal exclave of Ceuta in Morocco on Sunday, January 1.

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About 1100 Moroccans tried to cross the border into the Spanish coastal exclave on Sunday, January 1...

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It is reported by Deutsche Welle.

Local television channel Faro TV showed dozens of people climbing a six-meter fence, from where they were removed using cranes. Only two Moroccans who were injured were taken to hospitals in Ceuta. Others were sent back to Morocco.

Five Spanish and 50 Moroccan police were injured during clashes with local residents who stormed the border using stones and metal rods. In early December 2016, an attempt by about 400 people to cross the border into Ceuta was successful.

In addition to direct assault on border fortifications, many potential migrants are trying to enter the territory of the Spanish exclave by water.

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More than a thousand Moroccans celebrated the New Year by storming the border with Spain.






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