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Police killed 15 people on Tarajal beach in Ceuta

10
years ago

06 February 2014,

The police killed 15 people on Tarajal beach in Ceuta. Of the group of 200 migrants who tried to reach Europe, 90 managed to reach the Tarajal border and tried to cross by swimming. The Civil Guard launched rubber balls and smoke boats to prevent landing. 14 people were drowned to death and another disappeared. 23 people were sent across the boundary without formal procedure. The cause of the civil guards who caused the murder is repeatedly filed by the Spanish courts.

Source:

Assistance to the Spanish Tarajal Commission refugee: 15 deaths and nine years of impunity (CEAR, 6 February 2023).

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2014-01-06
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2014-01-31
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2014-05-02
Ukrainian neo-nazis killed 48 people in the Union House of Odessa
2014-05-24
Stormé DeLarverie dies in New York
2014-06-08
The gigantic human chain that united Pamplona and Durango supported the right to decide
2014-06-20
In Wales they first organized Ras yr laith, the Korrika by the Galesa.
2014-07-02
Israeli settlers kidnapped Mohammed Abu Khdeir in East Jerusalem
2014-08-09
Police killed 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, and great riots broke out across the United States.
2014-09-18
In Scotland they held a referendum on independence and lost little
2014-09-23
400 people built a popular wall in Loiola, dressed up, to protect five young people the police wanted to arrest.
2014-09-26
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2014-10-10
In Deusto they organized the Askegune to denounce the intention to arrest two young strikers
2014-10-11
About 100,000 people from all over Ireland joined Dublin against the privatization of water services
2014-11-09
In the popular consultation on independence, 2.3 million Catalans voted
2014-12-07
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2014-12-15
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This month's anniversaries:
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10
years ago
2014-02-06
Police killed 15 people on Tarajal beach in Ceuta
25
years ago
1999-02-15
Kurdish Öcalan was arrested by CIA secret services, Mosad and Turkey in Kenya
25
years ago
1999-02-07
The Government of Ukraine again threatened the launching of the third reactor at the Chernobyle nuclear plant
35
years ago
1989-02-14
Iranian imam Khomeini ordered the writer Salman Rushdie to be murdered for his novel 'Satanic verses'
40
years ago
1984-02-25
Death of Eugenio Gutierrez Tigre in Idauze-Mendin GAL
40
years ago
1984-02-16
Spanish police killed Iñaki Ojeda in Barakaldo negotiating her surrender
40
years ago
1984-02-08
Bixente Perurena Peru and Angel Gurmindo Stein were killed by the GAL in Hendaia
45
years ago
1979-02-12
The World Climate Conference met for the first time in Geneva
45
years ago
1979-02-03
Ecologists managed to stop a convoy from Lemoniz to the Ascó II nuclear power station in Tarragona.
45
years ago
1979-02-03
100,000 women took to the streets against restricting their rights in Tehran
55
years ago
1969-02-04
The choirs of Santa Águeda boycotted the song
55
years ago
1969-02-04
Jasser Arafat was elected president of the Palestine Liberation Organization
70
years ago
1954-02-19
Socrates, footballer, doctor and activist is born against the Brazilian dictatorship
70
years ago
1954-02-11
In the Canary Islands, a concentration camp for the LGBTI group was opened.
75
years ago
1949-02-18
From Vienna to Euskal Herria the first train filled with Austrian and German children
80
years ago
1944-02-09
Gypsy boxer Rukeli was killed by the Nazis in Neuengamm concentration camp
85
years ago
1939-02-24
Supreme Court banned “fallen arms strikes”
85
years ago
1939-02-22
Antonio Machado died in exile in Northern Catalonia
90
years ago
1934-02-12
Struggles between Socialists and Fascists begin, also known as the Civil War of Austria
100
years ago
1924-02-19
Amale Arcelus is born in Donostia, the first woman in Basque on the radio
105
years ago
1919-02-05
The Canadenca de Barcelona starts a strike for eight hours
110
years ago
1914-02-20
Born the writer Julia de Burgos
115
years ago
1909-02-17
At 80, the head of the apaches named Gerónimo died.
150
years ago
1874-02-21
Bilbao's siege begins in the civil war known as the Second Carlist War
210
years ago
1814-02-26
The City Hall banned the organization of dances, tamboriles and more on carnivals
230
years ago
1794-02-19
47 young people from Itsasu deserted from the French army fleeing the Baztan
245
years ago
1779-02-14
Hawaiians killed colonizer James Cook
375
years ago
1649-02-07
They decided to abolish the monarchy in England and cut King Charles I's head, accusing him of violating citizens' rights and freedoms.
415
years ago
1609-02-13
The Inquisition questioned six citizens of Zugarramurdi in Logroño
500
years ago
1524-02-27
In Hondarribia there were only fighters for Navarre, with the city besieged by the Spaniards.