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Spain denies most Ceuta asylum requests
Spanish authorities revealed that approximately 700 asylum applications out of around 1200 submitted in Ceuta recently were rejected by nearly 90%, with only five approvals granted. Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska explained that recent statements made by migrants reflect shifts in their reasons for applying, initially centered on seeking employment and improving living conditions, but later including references related to homosexuality and social changes. This underscores the importance of carefully assessing protection requests, distinguishing between applications based on genuine fears of persecution and those driven by economic migration, in order to ensure applicants' rights and compliance with legal requirements.
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