Thousands Remain in Spain's Ceuta After Moroccan Border Rush
Thousands of migrants remain in Spain's enclave of Ceuta following a rush across the Moroccan border. The Moroccan government attributes the situation to social media, while Spain denies ignoring intelligence warnings.
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Spain denies ignoring intelligence service warning over Ceuta migration crisis
The government in Madrid has rejected allegations that it ignored warnings from its intelligence service, the Centro Nacional de Inteligencia (CNI), about a mass arrival of tens of thousands of migrants in the Spanish territory of Ceuta in North Africa. It said on Monday that no intelligence reports had been received warning of a migration crisis on this scale. Meanwhile, efforts to accommodate and repatriate the remaining migrants, as well as the search for further fatalities, are continuing...
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Spain estimates that about 69,500 migrants have returned to Morocco over the past four days, exceeding initial estimates of around 50,000 arrivals in Ceuta on Thursday.
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