Ceuta Migrant Crisis Prompts EU Policy Shift and Humanitarian Concerns
The recent surge of migrants into Ceuta has prompted the EU to seek stronger cooperation with Morocco and raised concerns from aid groups about the welfare of migrant children. The crisis has also led to Spain reinforcing its forces in the exclave and highlighted the role of online disinformation.
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EU should use leverage with Morocco after Ceuta crossings, EU migration chief says - Reuters
EU should use leverage with Morocco after Ceuta crossings, EU migration chief says Reuters
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Between 3,000 and 5,000 migrants remain in the Spanish territory of Ceuta following the arrival of many times that number of people last week, the north African exclave's leader has said.
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