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Spanish police clear Moroccan migrant camp in Ceuta
On Sunday morning, the Spanish police began an operation to evacuate a camp of Moroccan migrants in "El Guano" square in the occupied city of Ceuta, ahead of the visit scheduled for next Tuesday by the Spanish King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia. More than 20 trucks belonging to the police intervention unit participated in the operation, after hundreds set up tents in the square, in addition to previous camps on the beaches. The number of migrants found in the square is estimated to be over 500, including about 100 minors, amid cold and rainy conditions. The operation comes after the beach camps were evacuated, and it is expected that some of those willing to return voluntarily to Morocco will be transferred via the Trébol border crossing, while others will be directed to reception centers to register asylum requests. Despite the evacuation, hundreds of migrants continue to move between neighborhoods in the city, with many seeking shelter in mountainous areas or crowded apartments. The situation of unaccompanied minors remains a concern, as they continue to suffer in the streets and in unofficial camps, amid criticism of the slow response of Spanish authorities to this crisis.
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