Neighbors of the Ceuta port are mobilizing against the construction of a new migrant location: “We don’t want them here, period”
It is the most isolated location of those built so far, and the closest to middle-income neighborhoods.
The Spanish Government has taken control of the port in Ceuta, where a new migrant facility is being set up. Work is underway on two large public areas, with around 30 workers laboring to prepare the sites. The facility is expected to accommodate 1,000 people and could be ready by Monday, according to Yasser, a worker on the site. The areas are located in the port's industrial zone, surrounded by logistics warehouses and port facilities, and are near fuel tanks for ships.
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