Fresh Ceuta invasion fears erupt as Spain cancels all leave for soldiers

At least 72,000 people poured into the 7.1-square-mile Spanish territory on July 30, and now rumours are circulating that a new attempt is being organised.

After more than 70,000 African migrants crossed into the Spanish territory of Ceuta in a border surge late last month, Spaniards are decrying their government’s handling of the chaos. Thousands of residents of the Spanish exclave gathered on Sunday in the Plaza de la Constitución, chanting “Enough is enough” and “Ceuta

Thousands of people from across the political spectrum took to the streets of Ceuta on Sunday to proclaim that their city is Spanish and to demand that the socialist government in Madrid enforce border control after tens of thousands of illegals stormed the territory from Morocco.

Some residents in remote parts of Far North Queensland have not had telecommunications since Saturday evening, as Telstra works to restore services.