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Spanish doubts on floating barriers' effectiveness
A Spanish report questions the effectiveness of the new floating barriers installed along the coast of Ceuta to prevent migrants from crossing by sea. The system consists of a rubber barrier stretched over half a kilometer, anchored on networks of buoys, aimed at reducing the chances of reaching the shore and facilitating patrol operations. However, field officials have expressed reservations about its limited efficacy, particularly as smuggling methods evolve and migrants increasingly rely on boats that stay farther from the coast. There are also concerns about the potential impact of bad weather on the barrier's durability. Analyses suggest that migration flows may shift toward other coastal points, such as the Bensou area, as attempts to infiltrate through those sites intensify.
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