Ceuta: Dismantling of a Network of Smugglers Suspected of Charging up to 9000 Euros per Crossing
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The Spanish police have just dismantled a network of smugglers between the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, north of Morocco, and the peninsula. At least five people have been arrested in recent days, in Ceuta and in the Andalusian city of La Línea de la Concepción, suspected of having charged up to 9,000 euros for crossing the Strait of Gibraltar. Migrants are among the 72,000 people who illegally entered the enclave from Morocco on 31 July.
There would be the hand of the mafia behind the attempts of migrants in Ceuta to reach the peninsula and land in Europe. To report it is the Spanish daily El Pais, who rcconta of trips "on small boats, at night, overcrowded and without life jackets or security measures." A new business of the local mala that in the invasion suffered by the Spanish enclave in Africa has gained a source of illicit and rather profitable gain. In contrast to the phe…
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According to the latest data, 2,168 minors were identified by the Police to be placed under the protection of the Government of Ceuta.
Spain's national police have liquidated two organizations suspected of illegally transporting migrants on small boats for a fee of up to 9,000 euros from Ceuta to the country's mainland.
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