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Moroccans return from Ceuta in large numbers
The Moroccans evacuated from the "Trampoline" camp in occupied Ceuta continue to return to their homeland, with many opting to cross the border in the reverse direction through the gate designated by the Moroccan authorities near the breakwater, instead of heading to the temporary shelter center. Most of the returnees refuse to seek asylum or international protection due to the uncertainty of their eligibility and the awareness that deportation procedures will ultimately take place, especially after suffering in the makeshift camps. Statistics indicate that the number of returnees has been steadily increasing since August, and the evacuation operations are being monitored by the Spanish police. There has also been a rise in voluntary returns, as most individuals do not meet the conditions for international protection and seek to avoid complicated administrative procedures.
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