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Melilla governor urges migrant entry halt
The article discussed statements made by Melilla Governor Juan José Imbroda regarding measures to address the flow of migrants into the occupied city. He explained that installing floating barriers and buoys could help enhance border surveillance and reduce illegal crossing attempts, but emphasized that the fundamental solution lies in the Moroccan authorities' ability to prevent departures from their coasts. He called for amending Spanish legislation to address the legal issues related to migrants denied entry at the border, and criticized the Spanish government's management of the migration crisis, pointing out that recent events in Ceuta have damaged Morocco's image. He stated that resolving the crisis must start from the countries of origin to prevent children and minors from leaving. Imbroda underscored the importance of ongoing cooperation between Spain and Morocco, but accused Morocco of trying to divert attention from the crisis's consequences through political rhetoric about sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla.
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