Miguel Macías
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119 appearances
19 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard 8 Aug
Miguel Macías’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The move comes after Italy's Prime Minister Giorgio Maloni criticized the Spanish government for its handling of a chaotic mass border crossing last week at the Spanish territory of Ceuta in northern Africa.
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Italy was first to impose border controls on travelers coming from Spain after the events of july 30th.
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Maloney blamed Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and his immigration policies for the tragic events in Ceuta.
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Where over 70,000 people managed to cross the border from Morocco, 82 people died according to Spanish authorities, most of them drowned.
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Nearly all of those who crossed into Ceuta have returned to Morocco.
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Spain is imposing the temporary border checks after demanding that Italy lift its own to no avail.
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Miguel Macillas and Pierre News, Seville, Spain.
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The move comes after Italy's Prime Minister Giorgio Meloni criticized the Spanish government for its handling of a chaotic mass border crossing last week at the Spanish territory of Celta in northern Africa.
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Italy was first to impose border controls on travelers coming from Spain after the events of July 30th.
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Meloni blamed Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and his immigration policies for the tragic events in Ceuta, where over 70,000 people managed to cross the border from Morocco.
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82 people died according to Spanish authorities, most of them drowned.
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Nearly all of those who crossed into Celta have returned to Morocco.
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Spain is imposing the temporary border checks after demanding that Italy leaves its own to no avail.
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Miguel Macias, NPR News, Seville, Spain.
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The move comes after Italy's Prime Minister Giorgio Maloni criticized the Spanish government for its handling of a chaotic mass border crossing last week at the Spanish territory of Ceuta in Northern Africa.
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Italy was first to impose border controls on travelers coming from Spain after the events of July 30th.
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Malone blamed Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and his immigration policies for the tragic events in Ceuta.
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Where over 70,000 people managed to cross the border from Morocco, 82 people died according to Spanish authorities, most of them drowned.
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Nearly all of those who crossed into Ceuta have returned to Morocco.
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Spain is imposing the temporary border checks after demanding that Italy lift its own to no avail.
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