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The Ceuta Crisis Is Still Destabilising Spanish Policy

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The humanitarian crisis in Ceuta seems to still keep the Spanish government in check. Just over a month after tens of thousands of people from Morocco and Sub-Saharan Africa crossed the Spanish borders and entered the Spanish exclave in North Africa, the political balance in Madrid has not yet recovered and [...] The post The crisis in Ceuta is still destabilising the Spanish policy appeared first on THE INDEPENDENT.

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Solving the humanitarian and political crisis requires full State involvement and redefining the relationship with Morocco

·Madrid, Spain
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Despite the fact that President Pedro Sánchez denied in parliamentary session the responsibility of the Moroccan government, police sources and the majority feeling place that country as the main driver of the massive arrivals in the autonomous city.

·Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
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The Armed Forces are to restore the altered status, not to cooperate to be violated, no matter how humanitarian that attitude may seem.

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The humanitarian crisis in Ceuta seems to still keep the Spanish government in check. Just over a month after tens of thousands of people from Morocco and Sub-Saharan Africa crossed the Spanish borders and entered the Spanish exclave in North Africa, the political balance in Madrid has not yet recovered and [...] The post The crisis in Ceuta is still destabilising the Spanish policy appeared first on THE INDEPENDENT.

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teleSUR broke the news in Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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