Mass Migration Crisis in Ceuta
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Thousands of migrants, predominantly from Morocco and Algeria, overwhelmed the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, crossing both land and sea borders. The influx, one of the largest in recent history, led to the deployment of Spain's military and international support. Estimates suggest around 60,000 migrants entered Ceuta, with reports of hundreds sleeping on streets and at least 61 deaths. The crisis was sparked by a Spanish Supreme Court ruling that migrants intercepted at sea could not be immediately turned back.
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Decenas de migrantes colapsan el acceso al CETI de Ceuta tras subir la...
Más de 200 intentos de entrada a nado, 4 muertos y varios desaparecido...
Una sentencia del Supremo provoca en Ceuta la mayor crisis migratoria...
🗣️ Vivas reclama una mayor coordinación ante la nueva crisis migratori...
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