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The Government of Ceuta considers the eviction of the Trampolín settlement complete and has started cleaning the beach. Here is what happened and why.
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The eviction of the migrant settlement on Trampolín beach, in Ceuta, has been completed without incident and cleaning services are already working in the area. The city's president, Ángel Víctor Torres, announced it on X.
The president of Ceuta, **Ángel Víctor Torres**, announced on the social network X that the eviction of the migrant settlement known as El Trampolín has been completed "successfully and without incidents". According to his message, cleaning services are finishing the work on the beach, which thus recovers the space that until then had been occupied by makeshift structures.
## What was evicted and where
El Trampolín is an area of Ceuta's beach that for months had housed a migrant settlement. According to the announcement, the eviction was carried out in full and no incidents were recorded during the operation. The beach, located on the perimeter of the autonomous city, is now free of the structures that occupied the sand.
The operation takes place in the context of the migratory pressure the city is under and of its policies for controlling irregular settlements. The announcement comes after the presence of migrants at that particular spot was declared over.
## Cleaning the beach and the message on X
The message posted by **Ángel Víctor Torres** includes an image of the beach already cleared, with cleaning services working in the area. The text stresses that the operation was carried out "without incidents", a point the president himself highlights as part of the outcome of the operation.
The post does not detail the number of people evicted or where they were taken. Nor does it specify the police or administrative deployment. It simply records the end of the eviction and the start of the cleaning work.
## An announcement with a political reading
The message from **Ángel Víctor Torres** has an evident political reading. The management of migrant settlements in Ceuta is a sensitive issue, and the announcement of the complete eviction comes at a time of debate over migration policies and regularization.
The post does not mention other actors or offer figures on the cost or resources used. It is a brief announcement, focused on the result: the recovered space and the clean beach. For anyone trinc the issue, the relevant fact is that El Trampolín is now free of the settlement and the cleaning is under way.
The president of Ceuta, **Ángel Víctor Torres**, announced on the social network X that the eviction of the migrant settlement known as El Trampolín has been completed "successfully and without incidents". According to his message, cleaning services are finishing the work on the beach, which thus recovers the space that until then had been occupied by makeshift structures.
## What was evicted and where
El Trampolín is an area of Ceuta's beach that for months had housed a migrant settlement. According to the announcement, the eviction was carried out in full and no incidents were recorded during the operation. The beach, located on the perimeter of the autonomous city, is now free of the structures that occupied the sand.
The operation takes place in the context of the migratory pressure the city is under and of its policies for controlling irregular settlements. The announcement comes after the presence of migrants at that particular spot was declared over.
## Cleaning the beach and the message on X
The message posted by **Ángel Víctor Torres** includes an image of the beach already cleared, with cleaning services working in the area. The text stresses that the operation was carried out "without incidents", a point the president himself highlights as part of the outcome of the operation.
The post does not detail the number of people evicted or where they were taken. Nor does it specify the police or administrative deployment. It simply records the end of the eviction and the start of the cleaning work.
## An announcement with a political reading
The message from **Ángel Víctor Torres** has an evident political reading. The management of migrant settlements in Ceuta is a sensitive issue, and the announcement of the complete eviction comes at a time of debate over migration policies and regularization.
The post does not mention other actors or offer figures on the cost or resources used. It is a brief announcement, focused on the result: the recovered space and the clean beach. For anyone trinc the issue, the relevant fact is that El Trampolín is now free of the settlement and the cleaning is under way.
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