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Ceuta migrant chaos: Hundreds set up camp on beach as Spain ‘blames Morocco for border surge’
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The North African Spanish enclave of Ceuta has long been a flashpoint for migration issues due to its proximity to Morocco and the European Union. The border between Ceuta and Morocco is a significant crossing point for those seeking to enter Europe, with many attempting to make the journey in search of better living conditions. Spain's relationship with Morocco has been strained in recent years, with disputes over issues including migration and territorial claims.
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Ceuta migrant chaos: Hundreds set up camp on beach as Spain ‘blames Morocco for border surge’
Spanish intelligence services reportedly believe Morocco allowed the crossing, which saw 83 people die, to happen
3 Aug, 13:31
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