Spain clears Ceuta port migrant camp as 300 return to Morocco
Around 5,800 people are still living in emergency facilities set up after mass arrivals in the territory at the end of July.
Spain clears Ceuta port migrant camp as 300 return to Morocco
Around 5,800 people are still living in emergency facilities set up after mass arrivals in the territory at the end of July.
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