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The article addresses the rising number of migrants who have crossed on foot into the occupied city of Ceuta, with over 1,500 arrivals in recent days, averaging more than 200 people per day. This surge occurs under critical humanitarian and social conditions due to overcrowding in reception centers. The Spanish government, in coordination with multiple ministries, is working to enhance resources and provide aid to ensure the safety and security of the migrants. Meanwhile, the Moroccan government emphasizes its cooperation to prevent large crossing attempts. The increasing migration from Morocco to Ceuta, along with its political and security implications, remains a sensitive issue between the two countries—especially after the Spanish Supreme Court’s decision to prevent the immediate return of minors, a move that has drawn criticism and encourages repeated attempts.
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