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The Interior Ministry Will Extend the El Tarajal Breakwater with More than 100 Additional Meters of Dike and an Anti-Diving Marine Net.

Summary by El Periódico
Administrative procedures have been initiated for the work, which awaits permission from the city of Ceuta

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The system of permanent beaconing will replace the floating barrier that, on a temporary basis, was installed last August. More information: This is the new barrier on the border of Ceuta from the beach bed: a 500m buoy wall with an anti-scuba skirt

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Administrative procedures have been initiated for the work, which awaits permission from the city of Ceuta

·Barcelona, Spain
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The Ministry of the Interior announced this Tuesday that it has begun the procedures to prolong the spur of the border of El Tarajal, in Ceuta, on the border with Morocco,...

·Madrid, Spain
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The project includes a 115 m dam and a permanent submerged network, with a planned investment of nine million euros

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The intervention will allow the installation of a system of permanent beacons that will replace the floating barrier that was installed on a temporary basis in that border spaceThe Government, in the face of the demonstrations called by the right: “The minors do not leave Ceuta because it does not want the PP” The Ministry of the Interior has started the necessary procedures to start the work of prolonging the spur of El Tarajal, in Ceuta, an in…

·Madrid, Spain
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The intervention will allow the installation of a permanent beacon system that will replace the floating barrier

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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