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A report issued by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and the Spanish Organization for Refugee Assistance has revealed a decline in asylum applications in Spain during 2025, totaling 144,396 applications, representing a 13.7% decrease compared to 2024. This decline is attributed to the tightening of border policies and expanded cooperation with countries outside the European Union, including Morocco. Additionally, the number of arrivals via maritime and land routes has decreased, especially toward the Canary Islands, which saw a 71% reduction. Despite this decline, Spain remains among the leading European countries in receiving asylum requests, with an increase in applications from Latin America and Africa. The system faces challenges related to integration and difficulties in accessing services, amidst a 23.6% rise in hate speech and an increasing risk of deaths along migration routes.
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