Death toll in Spain-Morocco border crisis in Ceuta reaches 67
Authorities: Around 60,000 migrants have come from Morocco to Ceuta Ceuta's head of government, Jesús Vivas, estimates the number of irregular migrants entering Spain
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Authorities: Around 60,000 migrants have come from Morocco to Ceuta Ceuta's head of government Jesús Vivas puts the number of irregular migrants in the Spanish exclave now at around 60,000. At least 67 people died trying to enter, the authorities said. With the new findings, 97 migrants are already living in Ceuta in the year.
Furthermore, "Italy must explain to us - it has remarked a EU spokesman - how the crisis of Ceuta is a threat to security". A choice that, explained the President of the Council Giorgia Meloni, serves to "protect national security and prevent possible repercussions for our nation". According to the Spanish government, more than 25,000 migrants from Ceuta have already returned to Morocco.
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Authorities: Around 60,000 migrants have come from Morocco to Ceuta Ceuta's head of government Jesús Vivas puts the number of irregular migrants in the Spanish exclave now at around 60,000.
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At least 67 people died trying to enter, the authorities said
according to The New York Times — HomeWith the new findings, 97 migrants are already living in Ceuta in the year.
according to The Objective"Italy must explain to us - it has remarked a EU spokesman - how the crisis of Ceuta is a threat to security".
according to Sky TG24A choice that, explained the President of the Council Giorgia Meloni, serves to "protect national security and prevent possible repercussions for our nation".
according to Sky TG24According to the Spanish government, more than 25,000 migrants from Ceuta have already returned to Morocco.
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Authorities: Around 60,000 migrants have come from Morocco to Ceuta Ceuta's head of government Jesús Vivas estimates the number of..
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