Outcry against immigration and the State in Ceuta: "Invaders, expulsion"

CeutaMassive outcry in Ceuta. About 20,000 people, according to the Spanish government delegation, have flooded the city's streets one month after the massive entry of thousands of people from Morocco, protesting against immigration and the Executive of Pedro Sánchez, which has been severely punished by this migration crisis. With shouts of "invaders, expulsion," "Ceuta is not for sale, Ceuta defends itself," and "Ceuta is Spain," a flood of Spanish and autonomous city flags took part in the mobilization called for the celebration of Ceuta Day. The attendees grasped it with strength after an atypical August in which they were unable to celebrate the festivities or go to the beach like in other years due to the unprecedented situation being experienced in the Spanish enclave.