Rachid Sbihi

Rachid Sbihi

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Rachid Sbihi is the provincial secretary of the Asociación Unificada de la Guardia Civil (AUGC) in Ceuta, who has been vocal about the critical situation of migrants attempting to cross the dangerous waters to Ceuta, particularly emphasizing the plight of unaccompanied minors and the need for increased patrols along the coast.

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Switzerland Switzerland: Rachid Sbihi stated that from a police perspective, it is practically impossible to control the situation at the border. 5

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: So lief die beispiellose Massenabschiebung nach dem Migranten-Ansturm ab

Indonesia Indonesia: Rachid Sbihi, a leader of a local workers' association, described the situation as a serious humanitarian crisis. 5

Kompas: Apa yang Membuat Spanyol Menjadi Magnet Migran dari Maroko?

Vietnam Vietnam: Rachid Sbihi, head of an association representing members of the Civil Guard in Ceuta, stated they have become victims of geopolitical chess beyond their control. 5

VnExpress – leading Vietnamese online newspaper, est. 2001: Nỗi ám ảnh ở Ceuta sau dòng thác di cư

Indonesia Indonesia: Rachid Sbihi, a representative of the Civil Guard in Ceuta, described the sudden arrival of thousands of migrants as a serious humanitarian crisis. 6

Kompas: Spanyol Klaim Migran Maroko Berbalik Arah, Eropa Siaga

Indonesia Indonesia: Rachid Sbihi, a representative of the Civil Guard in Ceuta, described the sudden arrival of tens of thousands of people as a 'serious humanitarian crisis.' 5

Kompas: Spanyol Klaim Migran Maroko Berbalik Arah, Eropa Siaga

India India: Rachid Sbihi, the head of the association that represents Guardia Civil officers in Ceuta, described the situation as absolute chaos. 5

The Times of India: 'Declare national emergency': Videos of Moroccan migrants entering Spain after swimming around border barriers go viral