
Migrantes marroquíes que ingresaron ilegalmente a Ceuta el 30 y 31 de julio han ampliado su asentamiento informal hacia la playa Benítez, instalando más de un centenar de chabolas con materiales precarios, lo que ha generado quejas entre los vecinos locales.
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Miles de personas ingresaron de manera ilegal a Ceuta los días 30 y 31 de julio, estableciéndose en la costa.
Los migrantes marroquíes han extendido su asentamiento en la costa de Ceuta a la playa Benítez, situada al lado de la playa del Trampolín, ambas lugar de cobijo de miles de personas que entraron de manera ilegal los días 30 y 31 de julio.
Según ha podido comprobar EFE este sábado, los marroquíes han instalado más de un centenar de chabolas en el entorno de playa Benítez, situada junto a la planta desaladora de la ciudad.
Hasta allí han llevado cañas, maderas y cartones para las pequeñas construcciones donde están viviendo.
Los vecinos del entorno ya han expresado sus quejas ante la presencia de estas personas.

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