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Ceuta pair found guilty of housing illegal migrants in garage for €900 a month each | Sur in English (opens the original)
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Investigation and convictions: Two men were convicted following Operation Senen after admitting to operating an illegal human smuggling hub inside a residential garage in Ceuta. Extortionate fees: Undocumented migrants were charged €900 per month (€30/day) for cramped shelter in communal parking bays while awaiting covert sea transit to mainland Spain costing up to €6,000. Location and scale: Police located eight migrants inside the Mirasol residential complex on Avenida de los Reyes Católicos,
Ceuta business owners protest against use of industrial areas as migrant reception centres | Sur in English (opens the original)
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Business owners have been the latest to rebel against the model the government is developing to manage the flow of migrants in Ceuta. Since the influx of tens of thousands of migrants on 30 and 31 July ... , the crisis has been sowing uncertainty among the local population. Rumours that this coming weekend some warehouses in the Tarajal area are to be converted into a makeshift reception centre have set off alarm bells among employers' organisations. Business owners are now threatening to take a
On the ground in Ceuta: relief efforts and personal accounts at the border | Sur in English (opens the original)
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Nayua is 19 years old has seen more pain than someone her age should. She arrived in Ceuta swept up by the slogans circulating on ... social media and the calls from her friends on her mobile. "Spain's doors are open," they kept repeating. She didn't hesitate. Nayua holds a diploma in nursing, but she had been working in the hospitality industry for seven euros a day until a couple of weeks ago, when she crossed the border seeking a better future. Back at home, she was caring for her disabled gr
'Freedom of movement in Gibraltar will be absolute' | Sur in English (opens the original)
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Fabian Picardo is the Chief Minister of Gibraltar and one of the creators of the Treaty that will come to fruition on Wednesday with the ... dismantling of the fence that has shaped the lives of thousands of families on both sides of the border for decades. About to step down from office after almost 15 years in the chair at Number 6 - the Gibraltar equivalent of Downing Street - he has no doubts about the benefits of the agreement: “It would be madness to backtrack.” – Does the Treaty mean that
Gibraltar says goodbye to its border | Sur in English (opens the original)
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They say that one’s true homeland is one’s childhood. And the ‘llanitos’ - as those born in Gibraltar are known - have theirs etched into ... their memories. “I was two years old when Franco closed the border. If we wanted to visit family in La Línea, we had to take a ferry to Tangier and from there the Transmediterránea to Algeciras. So, a five-minute car journey turned into an ordeal that lasted a whole day,” says John Isola. His fellow Gibraltar native Stephen Hermida recalls that era without
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