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First modification: 08/04/2026 - 20:14

After the massive entry of migrants to Ceuta from Morocco, the Government of Spain had assured that some 50,000 people had entered the Spanish city, but the latest report estimates that there were at least 72,000 and that some 70,000 have already returned to Moroccan territory, so at least 2,000 would have stayed in the town, but going through quite precarious conditions. The coordinator of the CEAR Legal Service, Elena Muñoz, explained to us what the situation is.

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