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No country for old women: Pressure builds on Spain’s Sánchez over eviction of elderly tenant (opens the original)
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MADRID — Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces renewed pressure as housing protests escalate in Madrid and his left-wing allies demand tougher action, straining his coalition ahead of a key election year. Wheelchair-bound pensioner Maricarmen Abascal, 87, was forcibly removed from her home after living there since 1956, after failing to meet the new rental demands set by the investment firm that bought her building. Thousands marched through the capital on Saturday, with some protestors the
Emma Bonino, Italy’s activist commissioner, dies at 78 (opens the original)
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Indefatigable Italian rights activist and European heavyweight Emma Bonino died aged 78, her party Più Europa announced on Friday. A former European commissioner and member of the European Parliament, Bonino held a series of senior positions at home, serving as lawmaker, senator and three-time minister, in a career that straddled Brussels and Rome. For the EU, she was chief among the voices who helped establish the bloc as a defender of international human rights and became a passionate advocate
Sánchez’s release of declassified Ceuta files turns into ‘own goal’ (opens the original)
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez might have hoped declassifying official files on this summer’s mass migrant surge into Ceuta would vindicate his government’s handling of the crisis. Instead, the documents are threatening to make a political mess even messier, in what one of Sánchez’s parliamentary allies described as an “own goal.” According to papers published by the prime minister’s office on Wednesday, Spanish intelligence agencies and security forces issued numerous warnings that a mass
Ceuta crisis forces Europe’s migrant-rights groups to rethink their playbook (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — The political reaction to the surge of migrants into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta laid bare how sharply Europe’s migration debate has shifted, and how it’s forcing migrant-rights groups to rethink the way they make their case. Where previous migration crises often divided European leaders between calls for solidarity and demands for tougher controls, the response to Ceuta — where more than 100 people died last month as they tried to enter — was strikingly uniform. From the far right t
Sánchez dismisses police claim that Morocco instigated Ceuta crisis (opens the original)
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Thursday denied Morocco’s involvement in the flood of tens of thousands of migrants into Ceuta — despite an explosive police report indicating Rabat helped orchestrate the surge. During an extraordinary session of the Spanish parliament called to address the crisis, Sánchez dismissed the report’s allegations that Moroccan security officers guided groups of migrants toward the border with Ceuta. “I can assure you that no government institution, nor the dipl
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