How 60,000 migrants walked into Spain in three days — and why Morocco didn’t stop them
The Spanish interior ministry said more than 48,000 of those who had arrived illegally in Ceuta had returned to Morocco
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The Spanish interior ministry said more than 48,000 of those who had arrived illegally in Ceuta had returned to Morocco. The rules apply to 29 countries, most of them EU members, and can only be suspended for a limited number of reasons. The ministry said 34 people had died trying to reach Ceuta.
Furthermore, Amid the international clamour over Ceuta, the Spanish city invaded by 60,000 migrants from Morocco, there has been a noticeable hush from one quarter: the Left. Ceuta is what a border world looks like in practice.
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The Spanish interior ministry said more than 48,000 of those who had arrived illegally in Ceuta had returned to Morocco.
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The rules apply to 29 countries, most of them EU members, and can only be suspended for a limited number of reasons.
according to Malay MailThe ministry said 34 people had died trying to reach Ceuta.
according to Malay MailAmid the international clamour over Ceuta, the Spanish city invaded by 60,000 migrants from Morocco, there has been a noticeable hush from one quarter: the Left.
according to Daily MailCeuta is what a border world looks like in practice.
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