Ceuta: More than 5,300 Migrants Returned to Morocco in One Month, According to the Spanish Government
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welingelichtekringen.nlMADRID (ANP/AFP) - More than 5,300 migrants who had remained in the Spanish exclave of Ceuta after the influx in late July have returned to Morocco "voluntarily" since August 10. This was reported by the Spanish Minister of Territorial Policy, Ángel Víctor Torres, on X. The new figures come at a m...
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More than 5,300 migrants remained in Ceuta after the massive arrivals in July returned to Morocco in a month, assured the Spanish government on Sunday.
Angel Victor Torres, minister responsible for piloting the government's response, said in a video published on social networks that 5,321 people had "voluntary return" to Morocco since 10 August. Critics of the speed with which migrants are returned from this Spanish territory of North Africa of 18,5 km2 and 80,000 inhabitants weaken the Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez as they approach next year's elections. The majority of the more than …
More than 5,300 migrants have voluntarily returned to Morocco since last August 10, while nearly a hundred have renounced their asylum application in Spain, in the midst of the extensive operation deployed to address the migratory crisis that keeps the autonomous city of Ceuta under heavy pressure. The Spanish minister of [...] La entrada More than 5,300 migrants return to Morocco while Spain accelerates returns from Ceuta was first published in…
The Spanish government said on Sunday that more than 5,300 migrants stranded in Ceuta after a mass influx in July had returned to Morocco in a month, as the government faces pressure to restore normal life in the city, which has been under intense pressure from migrants.
According to the Spanish government, 5,321 people have voluntarily returned to Morocco since 10 August. A breath of air for Madrid, which remains... Read more Ceuta breathes a little, more than 5,300 migrants have returned to Morocco in a month appeared first on Le Singulier.
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