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Spain's Ceuta navigates aftermath of border surge after most migrants return to Morocco
Spanish exclave was returning to normal over the weekend as it navigated aftermath of unprecedented border surge that saw up to 60,000 people enter in two days from Morocco, with at least 72 migrants dead and most arrivals having already… Image: france24.com via source article

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Ceuta Returning to Normal Over Weekend and Navigating Aftermath of Unprecedented Border Surge After Up to 60,000 Entered From Morocco in Two Days, With at Least 72 Dead and Most Returned

Spanish exclave was returning to normal over the weekend as it navigated aftermath of unprecedented border surge that saw up to 60,000 people enter in two days from Morocco, with at least 72 migrants dead and most arrivals having already returned to Morocco, according to a single developing report.

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Unprecedented Surge of Migrants Cross Spain‑Morocco Border at Ceuta

New York Times reports record influx from Morocco into Spanish territory on 2026‑08‑01.”}​​​The coast of Ceuta, a Spanish enclave on North Africa’s northern shoreline, has become a flashpoint for a mass exodus as waves of migrants from Morocco arrive in unprecedented numbers, according to a New York Times report on August 1, 2026.​​​{

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