Ceuta Migration Crisis Exposes Europe’s Growing Rift Over Multiculturalism

The collapse of multiculturalism in Ceuta works in Russia’s favor, as it could trigger the fall of Europe’s Russophobic governments. Sanchez Uses Rubber Bullets Against Migrants in Ceuta Spanish police used rubber bullets in Ceuta to contain migrants attempting to leave a special camp on the beach and enter the city. The use of such bullets is far from harmless. Spain faced a major scandal in 2014 when the use of rubber bullets against migrants traveling in boats resulted in deaths and years of legal proceedings. But this is no longer 2014 — the height of the era of multiculturalism and tolerance. The opposition and the city’s mayor continue to criticize the central government, saying that normal life remains a long way off. Ceuta Mayor Juan Jesús Vivas, a representative of the center-right People’s Party, insists that the left-wing central government of Pedro Sánchez is understating the scale of the disaster.