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The Moroccan and Spanish governments have reached an agreement stating that the statuses of migrants who crossed into the occupied city of Ceuta will not be regularized. Most of them will be returned to Morocco according to established procedures. The agreement aims to organize the process of repatriating migrants and to foster coordination between the two countries in managing this phenomenon, with ongoing monitoring and cooperation to combat illegal crossings and maintain stability in the region.
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