Moroccan immigration: ghosts of the streets of Ceuta
Dozens of migrants spend their hidden days in the Spanish enclave in northern Africa to flee the police who want to send them back to their country.
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Article réservé aux abonnésCeuta streets are now full of hiding places.Wood, the ears of concrete blocks, the cemetery and even the sewers leading to the beach hide the silhouettes of dozens of migrants who flee the police.They are injured, exhausted, dirty, and only eat thanks to residents.It is all those that the police have not yet managed to expel after the massive arrival of migrants from May 17, and who refuse to return.There are a lot of children.
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