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Sabta faces protests and shelter damage
Protests continue in the occupied city of Ceuta for the third consecutive day, focusing around the Beníntez Beach and the water desalination station. During the protests, there was an attempt by demonstrators to prevent Red Cross trucks from reaching the migrants, which resulted in four trucks being blocked and necessitated police intervention to secure them. The protesters displayed slogans against the Spanish government and its Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, and they vandalized small shelters that were being used as migrant refuges. They also set fire to straw umbrellas, and a migrant was reported injured in the head. Heavy security forces, including police and Civil Guard, were deployed to monitor the situation and secure the area, amid traffic disruptions and scattered gatherings across multiple parts of the city. These protests come amid escalating tensions over migrant conditions and opposition to government policies, with calls for calm and respect for the law.
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