The Health Minister of the Socialist-led government of Spain has claimed that it would be “xenophobic” to say that the thousands of illegal migrants who invaded the exclave city of Ceuta brought diseases with them, while acknowledging confirmed cases of Tuberculosis.
Local health officials from the Spanish-owned North African territory have been increasingly warning of a potential collapse of the city’s health system due to the immense strain placed upon it in the wake of nearly 80,000 illegals storming across the border from Morocco at the end of July, following which thousands remained living in the city, including in makeshift huts made of…
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