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Spain seeks EU aid for Ceuta crisis
The Spanish government has officially requested emergency funding from the European Commission to address the fallout from the migration crisis in the city of Ceuta, which saw the arrival of over 80,000 migrants from Morocco at the end of July. The aid includes funding to strengthen border monitoring, enhance security infrastructure, increase the capacity of migrant reception centers—especially for unaccompanied minors—and focus on improving their living conditions and the possibility of transferring some to other Spanish regions. The requested funding is expected to cover up to 80% of the needed amount, with the European Commission planning to swiftly evaluate the request to make a quick decision. Spain has previously benefited from the emergency assistance mechanism to support its security and social efforts in the Canary Islands and other locations.
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