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Sanchez: Ending ties won't resolve Melilla issue
The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, stated that solving the crisis of migrant flows to Ceuta lies in cooperation with Morocco, not in severing ties with it. He added that there is no evidence implicating Morocco in the crisis that occurred at the end of July, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a positive relationship with Rabat. He explained that a significant portion of the migrants can be returned to Morocco, and that trying to cut relations will not resolve the problem; instead, it could worsen it. He confirmed that Spain and Morocco continue to coordinate in managing the flows, and that Morocco has taken measures to contain the situation and reduce the influx. The Spanish government aims to resolve the situation by the end of the year through strengthening border facilities and reallocating migrants, increasing capacity by hundreds of places. Authorities are also working on identifying migrants and expediting their asylum applications, with around 200 migrants voluntarily leaving the city for Morocco daily, while processing the remaining cases according to legal procedures.
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