Spain estimates 50,000 to 60,000 migrants briefly entered the exclave and returned
Morocco blames misinformation for migrant surge into Ceuta
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The Spanish government, according to its own information, assumes 50,000 to 60,000 migrants made it from Morocco into the sealed-off exclave within a short time and later returned. How the rush on the city with around 84,000 inhabitants came about has not yet been conclusively clarified. Morocco has blamed misinformation on social media for the massive influx of migrants into the Spanish North African exclave of Ceuta.
Furthermore, The representative of the Spanish government in Ceuta, Miguel Angel Perez, stated that more than 1000 people had also received medical treatment.
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The Spanish government, according to its own information, assumes 50,000 to 60,000 migrants made it from Morocco into the sealed-off exclave within a short time and later returned.
according to Süddeutsche Zeitung - PolitikHow the rush on the city with around 84,000 inhabitants came about has not yet been conclusively clarified.
according to Süddeutsche Zeitung - PolitikMorocco has blamed misinformation on social media for the massive influx of migrants into the Spanish North African exclave of Ceuta.
according to FAZ - PolitikThe representative of the Spanish government in Ceuta, Miguel Angel Perez, stated that more than 1000 people had also received medical treatment.
according to FAZ - Politik
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