Several hundred Ceuta residents took to the streets again on Sunday to protest the mass influx of migrants into their city, which occurred last month and is still having an effect.
The protest took place on Sunday August 30th to mark one month since the massive entry of thousands of Moroccan citizens into the Spanish territory.
According to the Ceuta government some 9,000 immigrants still remain, while Spain’s central government claims it’s more like 5,000.
The march began in the central Plaza de África, next to the headquarters of the regional government, and moved through the streets to end up in Plaza de los Reyes, right in front of the headquarters of the Government Delegation.
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