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Chaotic scenes as Spanish police clear Ceuta migrants from beaches (opens the original)
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Around 150 police officers began the process of moving migrants encamped on two beaches in Ceuta on Friday to facilities set up at the port in the Spanish exclave city, after the National High Court allowed their temporary use on Thursday following repeated judicial and political disputes. The start of the operation was marked by an initial stampede that led officers to fire warning shots into the air and left several people injured. Once that initial phase had passed, police organized the migra
Fires in migrant settlements in Ceuta destroy tents after threats to ‘burn you’ (opens the original)
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Ceuta awoke Friday to the aftermath of a night of fires in various parts of the Spanish city amid rising anti-immigrant sentiment. The first, which broke out around midnight, occurred in the migrant settlement of Las Naves del Tarajal and destroyed at least 40 tents and shacks, reducing them to ashes. Specifically, the flames originated in the area of the informal settlement where families with children were living in tents. In total, some 200 people who have not been housed in any official faci
Trampolín beach: The open‑air refuge in Ceuta for migrants resisting in search of asylum (opens the original)
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No one looks at the sea on Trampolín beach. In the scant 140 meters of this small Ceuta cove, visitors and tourists no longer crowd the shore. For days it has been the open‑air refuge for migrants remaining in the city, whose horizon is not the Strait visible beyond the water. Nor is it the view uphill where the Temporary Immigrant Shelter (CETI) sits — there is no room left. That is why around 400 people, mostly men, spread out here across Trampolín’s rough sand to wait. Most do not really know
A day with a firefighting crew in Madrid: ‘The firefighters can’t keep up; last night there were three new fires’ (opens the original)
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Flames have turned Aldea del Fresno into a ghost town for the past six days. Its 3,500-odd residents were evacuated last Saturday as fires raced through the western Madrid mountains, and since then, the place has remained eerily silent, with a layer of ash carpeting balconies, gas stations and vehicles that were abandoned in haste. Although there is no damage within the urban perimeter, the local police are patrolling the deserted streets and warning: “If anyone remains here, they are thieves.”
Living through a World Cup with a gambling disorder: ‘Winning is the worst thing that can happen to you’ (opens the original)
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Óscar’s euphoria after Spain’s World Cup win resembled other bursts of joy: ecstasy, the national team shirt and arms raised for a collective triumph. But it was also an intimate celebration, because this time he didn’t have any betting slips crumpled in his hands. “This is the first World Cup I’ve watched without betting; during Qatar it was really bad and I can’t even calculate how deep in debt I got — I bet on every match,” he says. He is 25 and describes himself as “a gambler in advanced reh
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