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Ceuta leader urges European presence
The article addressed the crisis of mass migration to Ceuta, where Juan Jesús Vivas, the city’s head of government, called on the European Union to provide greater support to cope with the influx of migrants. He urged for increased European institutional presence and funding for infrastructure and the care of unaccompanied minors. At the same time, Spanish authorities opened a judicial investigation into the entry of over 70,000 people into the city during July 30 and 31, with allegations of guidance and facilitation by Moroccan security forces. This was viewed by the judge as an extension of a multi-faceted warfare strategy that has led to the collapse of Spanish border monitoring abilities. The attempts resulted in 83 people drowning. The situation has stirred political and popular tension in the region, with most opinions blaming Morocco for the mass crossings. Meanwhile, the Spanish government’s handling of the crisis was criticized, and support for the ruling party appeared to diminish.
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