The Bishop of Oviedo returns to the issue of the migration crisis in Ceuta: “They have taken over a city”
Jesus Sanz states in a sermon that “not everyone fits” and has accused immigrants of leaving the Ceuta population “besieged by fear, rot, intimidation and child rape”
The Archbishop of Oviedo, Jesús Sanz, has made comments on the migration crisis in Ceuta during a homily celebrating the Virgen de Covadonga. He described the arrival of nearly 70,000 people as an "authentic avalanche" that threatens Spanish sovereignty. Sanz referred to the situation as a "hybrid war" with around 80,000 people, mostly young, taking over a Spanish city and leaving its population in fear, with reports of intimidation, degradation, and child rape. The archdiocese has posted the homily on its website.
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