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Spanish police dismantle migrant camp in Ceuta ahead of royal visit

Spanish police dismantled the last migrant camp in Ceuta, housing around 400 people. The operation took place on Guano beach ahead of the visit of King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia. Many unaccompanied minors were sent to a registration center.

In brief

  • Spanish police dismantled the migrant camp in Ceuta.
  • The operation took place on Guano beach in the morning.
  • Around 400 people were in the camp.
  • Many unaccompanied minors were discovered during the operation.
  • Minors were sent to a registration center.
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    У Сеуті розігнали останній табір мігрантів перед візитом короля

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    Поліція ліквідувала останній табір мігрантів у Сеуті напередодні візиту королівської родини

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