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MADRID ON EDGE: Protests Break Out After Ceuta Border Chaos, Demand Safer Migration Routes
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August 5, 2026
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8:51Now PlayingThousands of demonstrators gathered in Madrid under the slogan "Borders Kill" to protest Spain's migration and border policies following the deadly migrant surge in Ceuta. Protesters carried banners reading "Migration is not a crime" and "More humanity, fewer borders," demanding safer migration routes and stronger protections for refugees. Activists accused authorities of focusing on border barriers instead of addressing the causes of migration. The protest comes after more than 72,000 migrants reportedly entered Ceuta, overwhelming local services, while at least 75 people died during the crisis. Spanish authorities say around 70,000 migrants have since been returned to Morocco.
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MADRID ON EDGE: Protests Break Out After Ceuta Border Chaos, Demand Safer Migration Routes
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