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Published on: 03/09/2026 - 11:01

Residents of Ceuta, the Spanish enclave located in North Africa, took to the streets on Wednesday to protest Madrid's handling of the migration crisis resulting from the influx of migrants across the border last July, when at least 72,000 people crossed from Morocco. Tens of thousands of people in Madrid and other Spanish regions expressed solidarity with the residents of Ceuta. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Monday ruled out any Moroccan involvement in the migration crisis in Ceuta, but accused Russia, Israel and a far-right international group of spreading misleading information after the influx of migrants into this small Spanish enclave.

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