Spanish police dismantle migrant camp in Ceuta ahead of royal visit
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- Spanish authorities have dismantled a migrant camp on Trampolin beach in Ceuta.
- About 3,000 people have been moved into temporary housing ahead of King Felipe and Queen Letizia's first visit to the North African enclave in 12 years, scheduled for October 13.
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Why It Matters
Ceuta is a North African enclave of Spain. King Felipe and Queen Letizia will visit the region on October 13, their first in their 12-year reign.
Spanish police have dismantled another migrant camp on the beach in Ceuta. This was reported by Reuters.
Security forces have cleared a migrant camp on Trampoline Beach in the North African enclave of Ceuta ahead of the royal family's visit to the region, a source said. It is noted that about three thousand people who lived there in tents and makeshift houses were transferred to temporary housing.
It is known that King Felipe and Queen Letizia are scheduled to visit Ceuta on October 13. This will be the first royal visit to the region during the king's 12-year reign.
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Visit of King Felipe and Queen Letizia to Ceuta on October 13.
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Open Questions
- What are the conditions for temporary housing for resettled migrants?
