スペインのモロッコ沖のISLA DE TIERRA島に密入国して上陸した60人余りのアフリカ人は、モロッコに戻され,アルジェリア国境にバスで放置され、夜には再びモロッコに戻る
“Nos prometieron que nos iban a llevar a Melilla”
Tres de los inmigrantes expulsados de Isla de Tierra cuentan cómo vivieron el desalojo
Unos 60 subsaharianos de Isla de Tierra han regresado ya a Marruecos
MÓNICA CEBERIO BELAZA | ENVIADA ESPECIAL Oujda (Marruecos) 5 SEP 2012 - 15:26 CET
"We promised that we would be taken to Melilla"
Three of immigrants expelled from Tierra tell how they lived eviction
Some 60 sub-Saharan Earth Island have returned to Morocco
MONICA Ceberio Belaza | Special Envoy Oujda (Morocco) 5 Sep 2012 - 15:26 CET
On Monday afternoon we were told we would be taken to Melilla. Later a helicopter took the children and their mothers. When we were asleep, Civil Guard arrived with flashlights. They told us to go with them and returned to say that we would be taken to Melilla. We were then told that the sea was not well and could not take as far and away the boats to Morocco ". This is the testimony of three of the 73 immigrants who were evacuated on Tuesday morning of Earth Island. The three were taken by bus to the border with Algeria and all three have gone to Morocco. They are now in the city of Oujda.
They handcuffed the islet took Spanish and some even say they were assaulted. Many also injured with rocks. One of the three respondents, a young Malian, presents a deep wound in the hand. He is part of the second group of sub-Saharan Africans, who arrived here Sunday Island Earth. The three say they were not living around Melilla and who arrived by boat to the rock. They claim they were told that in this way it could happen to Spain, a country that wanted to get on and off.
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But on Tuesday morning were evicted and came to Morocco, where they were received by Moroccan security forces. They say that there are large buses rose from the afternoon waiting in the parking lot of the beach. According to his testimony, arrived at the border with Algeria early on Tuesday. They were told to walk into the country, but they turned around and returned to Oujda. In this city, immigrants crossing to Morocco are concentrated in the area of the campus. They're scared, not only by Moroccan security forces, but also by the mafias that control the place.
The interviews were brief because the Moroccan police stopped and prevented the immigrants continue to speak with reporters. Agents require prior authorization.
Mass deportations continue until the Algerian border. Yesterday came also detained dozens of Nador and about today and more are scheduled to arrive. There are some injuries, although the NGO Doctors Without Borders, who this morning has led several of them, with arms in casts, crutches or bandages to treat them, says they are less than in recent days.
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