Vivimos en un país que es capaz de dejar en la calle a una anciana de 87 años que a vivido toda su vida en la misma casa, pero damos cobijo y comida a miles de ilegales que han asaltado nuestras fronteras. Vivimos en un país donde mandamos a los antidisturbios para que carguen contra unos manifestantes que intentan evitar el desahucio de esa persona, pero no los mandamos a defender nuestra frontera de la entrada ilegal de miles de invasores. Y lo peor es que lo vemos en la tele y nos parece de lo más normal. Ya no nos inmuta nada. Vemos normal que se defiendan los derechos de los ilegales, y que se les quite a los que han vivido toda su vida en Ceuta o en esa casa de Madrid donde vivía Mari Carmen
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The situation in Ceuta remains the same or has worsened. The Government claims to be doing everything possible to improve matters, yet the reality seems quite the opposite. We open centers for 2,000 people, and another 2,000 show up. It is like trying to bail out the ocean with a bucket.
We live in a country capable of leaving an 87-year-old woman—who has lived in the same home her entire life—out on the street, while providing food and shelter to thousands of illegal migrants who have stormed our borders. We live in a country where we deploy riot police to charge at protesters trying to prevent such an eviction, yet we do not send them to defend our border against the illegal entry of thousands of invaders. Worst of all, we watch this on TV and treat it as perfectly normal. Nothing shocks us anymore. We accept it as normal to defend the rights of illegal migrants while taking things away from those who have lived their whole lives in Ceuta, or in that Madrid home where Mari Carmen used to live.



















