On our way to Spain: Rebel News heads to Europe's newest border crisis

Alexa Lavoie and Efrain Monsanto will show you what's really happening in Spain, from on the ground in Ceuta.

Alexandra Lavoie
  |   August 01, 2026   |   Activism   |   3 Comments

I’m at the Montreal airport about to make a very long journey by planes, trains and automobiles to Ceuta, Spain.

That’s the little Spanish enclave in North Africa that was just invaded by 50,000 military-aged migrant men who just stormed in on foot. Police didn’t stop them. The military didn’t stop them. They just took over.

And it’s a real question as to whether or not Spain’s socialist, globalist prime minister, Pedro Sanchez, will even kick them out. Just recently, he announced his plans to give full citizenship to about a million illegal migrants in Spain.

It’s shocking. Which is exactly why I don’t trust government-funded media like the CBC or CTV to report on it. They’re actually trying their best not to even cover it — they know those images are terrifying and build opposition to mass immigration.

So I’m going, along with our head of video, Efrain Monsanto. Between us we know English, French and Spanish — hopefully enough to communicate both with the Spanish people in Ceuta, and some of the invaders.

All of our reports will be posted to www.MigrantReports.com, including our long journey to this unusual place.

Between the last-minute booking and the exotic location, it’s going to cost Efrain and me $3,000 each to get over there. That’s nothing for government-run media outlets, but it’s a lot for us. If you can please help us crowdfund that cost, I’d be grateful — just go to www.MigrantReports.com.

I’ll keep you posted — and I promise we’ll stay safe.

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Planes, trains, automobiles — and at least five stops. That's what it took to get Alexa Lavoie and Efrain Monsanto to Ceuta, Spain, to cover the most important story in the world right now that the mainstream media won't touch. The catch? Those economy-class tickets were $3,000 apiece, and unlike the CBC, we don't have a billion taxpayer dollars lying around — we've got you. If you believe this unique, independent reporting is important, then please chip in what you can toward the $6,000 tab.

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Alexandra Lavoie

Quebec based Journalist

Alexa graduated with a degree in biology from Laval University. Throughout her many travels, she has seen political instability as well as corruption. While she witnessed social disorder on a daily basis, she has always been a defender of society’s most vulnerable. She’s been around the world several times, and now joins Rebel News to shed light on today’s biggest stories.

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  • Tony Salotti
    commented 2026-08-02 07:23:50 -0400
    Time to get tough with all these muslim terrorist’s . Bring back The Crusades !
  • Bruce Atchison
    commented 2026-08-01 19:27:02 -0400
    That’s freedom of suppress. A huge story like this and the regime media ignore it like it’s no big deal. It sure is a big deal to the residents who had rioting foreigners in their town.
  • Fran g
    commented 2026-08-01 16:53:50 -0400
    People of the world, you have to realize that most of these ever increasing issues all over the world, are by plan. We are so busy trying to fix these issues as they come so we are having less time or chance to see the big picture. The elites, ccp, jhad, who wef bill gates etc etc on purpose causing total chaos. Its like the whole world is on fire. Where do we start?