Morocco Holds Force Drill at Ceuta Border Amid New Calls for Mass Entry
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The analysis points out that the Moroccan variable should be part of cross-cutting risk scenarios where sufficient evidence exists
The judge of the National High Court calls on a technology company to identify any request made between July 20 and August 7 on a five-kilometre strip inside Morocco
In Ceuta, Reception Centres for Migrants Are Saturated as Soon as They Are Opened by the Authorities
Fifty days after the influx into the Spanish city of more than 70,000 illegal immigrants from Morocco, Madrid said that it had created more than 6,000 places in tents. It would remain between 3,000 and 8,000 people on the street.
The National High Court wants to clarify what was done with the previous warnings and identify the Moroccan agents who "guided" the migrants.More information: The judge of the 'Ceuta case' quotes Vivas as a witness and the 'ex number 2' of the government delegate and asks for the alert list
Moroccan forces carry out drills, temporary closures and reinforced controls on Bab Sebta and the border perimeter while network alerts remain on new entries
Rabat stages a visible demonstration of responsiveness after the European Parliament's crackdown
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