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Security forces stop migrant convoy near Fnideq
The attempts by undocumented African migrants to reach the Moroccan city of Fnideq via the border with the occupied city of Ceuta are increasing, amid intense security presence and deportation decisions by both Moroccan and Spanish authorities. These movements, which were halted after a Spanish court ruling prohibited the immediate return of detainees, occur within the context of a humanitarian and political crisis. The region has witnessed the deaths of more than 96 people due to stampedes at the border, leading to tensions between Rabat and Madrid over sovereignty claims over Ceuta and Melilla. It is observed that smuggling networks are exploiting these circumstances to facilitate crossing operations, bringing to mind ongoing migration crises and the complex political debates surrounding sovereignty and border control.
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