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Sánchez launches Ceuta mobilization
The newspaper reported that the Spanish government, led by Pedro Sánchez, announced a full mobilization response to the rising migration crisis in the occupied city of Ceuta. Over 300,000 migrants arrived within a few hours in an unprecedented wave in recent years, most of whom swam from the Moroccan coast. An agreement has been reached between Morocco and Spain to enhance coordination and accelerate procedures for repatriating undocumented migrants, amid significant pressure on reception centers. This is especially challenging given the presence of approximately 700 minors among the arrivals and the increasing number of people waiting outside residence centers. Local officials have called for declaring a national emergency to address the crisis, but the Spanish government rejected this, explaining that the influx does not constitute a risk severe enough to require such measures. The crisis has also taken on a political dimension, with the Vox party accusing Morocco of "invasion," while the Spanish government emphasizes ongoing cooperation with Rabat, continuing efforts to manage the flows and restore control over the situation.
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