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Ceuta merchant restricts migrant services in 10 stores
The Spanish channel "Cuatro" revealed permits issued to a merchant who owns ten shops in Ceuta, in which he admits to imposing a ban on providing services to migrants within his stores, justifying this with flimsy theories about an "invasion." The report also showed signs linking the city to migrant men, while Spanish authorities ignored these statements and did not take any legal or human rights actions against such discriminatory practices. Social media platforms circulated videos showing harassment and pursuits faced by migrants on the city’s shores, accompanied by criticism of the lack of human rights protection and the neutrality of Spanish security forces. Reports also indicate that some shops require identification cards to access services, further deepening the marginalization crisis in the occupied city, which is one of the most significant border points between Morocco and Spain.
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