Ceuta has faced its second consecutive night of protests over the migration crisis, and social tensions continue to rise. Tuesday’s demonstrations against the alleged plan by the government to house migrants in the Coronel Fiscer barracks were followed on Wednesday by a new wave of protests that ended with barricades, rubber bullets fired by police and blockades on the streets around the port.

Both days share a common denominator that is starting to repeat itself as the crisis persists: the press covering the situation has also become a target of criticism.

Two nights, two TV crews harassed

On Tuesday, a reporter from Spanish television channel…

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