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Ceuta: About 13,000 Migrants Remain in the City

Some 13,000 people, between adults and minors, remain in Ceuta, after more than 70,000 people have entered illegally on July 30 and 31, said today the Spanish autonomous city government.
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In Ceuta, around 13,000 migrants remain after the massive wave of arrivals at the end of July while the Spanish government prepares new spaces to manage the situation.

Around 13,000 migrants remain in Ceuta, including 2,100 minors, while Spain is speeding up transfers and increasing accommodation places.

Ceuta: The situation in the autonomous Spanish city remains dramatic, where around 13,000 migrants, adults and minors, are still trapped after the massive wave of arrivals that occurred on July 30 and 31, according to data from the Spanish authorities. Of the total number of people who arrived in the city, around 2,100 are minors, of whom […] The article Ceuta: Over 13,000 migrants remain in the city – 2,100 are minors appeared first on Elefther…

Ceuta Mayor Juan Jesús Vivas said, according to local media, that about 13,000 migrants remain in the North African city after the events of late July. Local protests continue in Ceuta, and cars and temporary shelters for migrants were set on fire there on Friday night, the cause of the fires is under investigation. Police announced that they had detained a Moroccan man convicted of terrorism in Ceuta who had previously been banned from entering…

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Some 13,000 people, between adults and minors, remain in Ceuta, after more than 70,000 people have entered illegally on July 30 and 31, said today the Spanish autonomous city government.

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The president of Ceuta, Juan Vivas, has put on this Friday about 13,000 immigrants who currently remain in the city after the massive entry of [...]

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