They evict the last settlement of Ceuta, 48 hours before the visit of the kings

BarcelonaThe Spanish police began the eviction of the immigrant settlement located on the esplanade of the old El Guano factory this Sunday morning, the last of the large camps that were organized in Ceuta following the massive influx of immigrants recorded on July 30 and 31.

The operation, which began at 7:30 in the morning, follows the line of the rest of evictions that have been carried out over the last few weeks on the beaches of Benítez and El Trampolín. In these spots, the security forces also dismantled the camps and transferred the occupants to the reception resources enabled by the administration.

The El Guano camp, which reached a large number of immigrants, had also hosted in recent days some of the people previously evicted from other parts of the city.

This new police operation is being carried out with little more than 48 hours left before the official visit of monarchs Felipe VI and Letizia next Tuesday, and while the city continues to face the consequences of the migration crisis that began more than two months ago.