MADRID (Reuters) – Dozens of immigrants entered Spain in a new jump mass at the fence separating Morocco from the autonomous city of Ceuta, confirmed Friday the minister of the Spanish Interior.
most of those who managed to cross the border were subsequently arrested, although several managed to flee the area and were not located.
“most have been arrested and others are being located to immediately proceed according to law, to take the appropriate steps. Must be free to locate the 20 per cent, for the information that I have right now,” said the minister of the Interior, Juan Ignacio Zoido, from Brussels, where is located at a summit of ministers of the European Union.
According to local media, between 150 and 200 sub-saharan migrants would have to get the jump with success the fence and entered Spanish territory.
Several of the immigrants were wounded during the jump and were cared for by the medical services, said Emergency 112 de Ceuta.
The break occurred in the border area of Tarajal, where in 2014 killed 15 immigrants as they attempted to cross to Spain after a police action to repel your entry for Spain had to give explanations to Brussels, even though the case was archived by the Spanish justice.
The last hop to the fence of Ceuta occurred in October of this year when two other hundreds of people were able to cross the border, while 32 people were injured between immigrants and agents of security.
The entries of irregular migrants in Ceuta and Melilla, the other Spanish enclave in north Africa, increased by 55 per cent in 2015, while thousands of refugees continue to arrive to the shores of Europe, fleeing war and hunger in the worst migration crisis lived on the continent since the Second World War.
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