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Europe faces border crisis as 60,000 migrants cross into Ceuta from Morocco in 24 hours: ‘Absolute chaos’
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Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, has a long and complex history of migration, with its border with Morocco being a key entry point into Europe for those seeking to escape conflict, poverty, or persecution. The city's location on the African continent, separated from the rest of Spain by the Mediterranean Sea, makes it a unique and often contentious border zone. The sudden and large-scale crossing of migrants into Ceuta poses significant challenges for Spanish authorities and the European Union as a whole.
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Europe faces border crisis as 60,000 migrants cross into Ceuta from Morocco in 24 hours: ‘Absolute chaos’
Spanish prime minister Pedro Sanchez called the breach an ‘attack on Spain’s territorial integrity’
31 Jul, 16:48
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