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The Limbo of Migrants Trapped in Tunisia: Unable to Cross to Italy or Return to Their Country

Summary by El Pais
Thousands of sub-Saharans have survived for two years in olive groves in Sfax Governorate, waiting to travel to Europe or return home with a programme from the International Organization of Migration. Tunisian authorities have dismantled several camps and expelled some 12,000 people, whose only option has been to move to another nearby location. Meanwhile, tensions with the local population increase.

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The Limbo of Migrants Trapped in Tunisia: Unable to Cross to Italy or Return to Their Country

Thousands of sub-Saharans have survived for two years in olive groves in Sfax Governorate, waiting to travel to Europe or return home with a programme from the International Organization of Migration. Tunisian authorities have dismantled several camps and expelled some 12,000 people, whose only option has been to move to another nearby location. Meanwhile, tensions with the local population increase.

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El Pais broke the news in Spain on Sunday, June 22, 2025.
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