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Sanhez decides migrants' future likely return to Morocco
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez ruled out transferring some of the migrants who arrived in Ceuta in late July to mainland Spain, emphasizing that the direction is toward returning them to Morocco. He clarified that the majority of the migrants entered for economic reasons, not political ones, noting that approximately 70,000 people entered during July 30 and 31, with about 90% of them being repatriated to Morocco. Currently, around 5,000 migrants remain in the city, including 1,200 minors. Sánchez affirmed that the government will provide sufficient shelter capacities in the coming days, with a focus on addressing the needs of minors within the city, as part of its response to the wave of mass entries that has impacted the migration issue in Spain.
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