[Video] Patriots block the port of Algeciras: protest against migration from Ceuta

Nova24TVParty-alignedConservative7 hr. ago

On Sunday, activists from the Save Europe Act movement blocked access to the Algeciras port in southern Spain, protesting against the large influx of Moroccan migrants from the Spanish enclave of Ceuta and demanding closed borders and a remigration policy. The event occurred amid one of the largest migration crises on Europe’s southern border, which erupted at the end of July 2026, with Spanish authorities estimating between 50,000 and 60,000 people, mostly young Moroccan men, entering Ceuta within days. Organizers had previously announced the action under the slogan 'Defendamos la frontera de España' (Protect Spain’s Borders), gathering over 200 activists from various European countries who blocked entry to the port near the Paco de Lucía facility, where they claimed migrants would arrive via ferries from Ceuta. Activists held banners with messages like 'REMIGRATION – Europe is not a … – Stop ethnic …', Spanish flags, incense sticks, and flames. One activist emphasized that this was the exact port where migrants arriving from Ceuta would land. Among the participants was Austrian activist Martin Sellner, co-founder of the group. The Save Europe Act, linked to Dutch commentator EvoV

Bias read (Conservative): The article frames the protest as a justified and patriotic response to illegal immigration, emphasizing the need for closed borders and remigration policies. It highlights the actions of a right-wing activist group (Save Europe Act) and uses emotionally charged language such as 'illegal migrations'

Nova24TVParty-alignedConservative17 hr. ago

Zala Klopčič, predstavnica društva Nova smer in spletna vplivnica, je postala uradna podpornica pobude Save Europe Act, ki organizira veevropsko turnejo pod imenom „Evropski ščit“. Pobuda se osredotoča na zaščito evropskih meb, kulturne identitete in prihodnosti Evrope, kar Klopčič povezuje z nespremljenimi migracijskimi politikami. V pogovoru poudarja, da je migracija v špansko enklavo Ceutu pokazala posledice nezakonitih migracij, kot so nasilje in uničevanje premoženja. Klopčič kritizira levico za nespremljanje politike odprtih meb in ugotavlja, da to lahko vodi do političnega kupovanja glasov, kot ga opisuje Nate Friedman. Pobuda bo predstavljena tudi v Ljubljani, kjer Klopčič pričakuje podporo za zaščito evropske kulture.

Bias read (Conservative): Artikel emphasizes concerns over open-border policies, illegal immigration, and cultural identity preservation, aligning with conservative values. Framing focuses on security risks and criticism of leftist migration policies, using terms like 'illegal migrants' and 'open borders' which carry right-w

MladinaIndependentCenteryesterday

Robert Golob, leader of Slovenia's main opposition party Freedom Movement, expressed support for Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez amid recent migration crisis in Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta. He emphasized that such crises should not be used to fuel populism, divisions, or xenophobia but rather serve as a call for European unity and responsible solutions. The crisis occurred during a time when Spain was still dealing with large forest fires, and Golob praised Sánchez for his calm, decisive, and humane response. Over ten thousand migrants entered Ceuta in recent days, resulting in at least 72 deaths during their attempts to cross the sea. Spain claims most of those who arrived have since returned to Morocco. The influx triggered diplomatic tensions between Spain and other European partners, who criticized Madrid's immigration policies. In light of these developments, internal ministers of EU member states will hold a video conference to discuss the situation.

Bias read (Center): The article presents Robert Golob's comments on the migration crisis in Ceuta, emphasizing the need for European unity and responsible governance. It does not exhibit clear bias toward any particular political ideology, presenting Golob's views without overtly favorable or critical language. The phr