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El incidente ocurrió en Ceuta, una ciudad autónoma española en el norte de África, durante una discusión en el domicilio de la detenida.
Una mujer ceutí ha sido detenida este jueves por el homicidio con arma blanca de un migrante en situación irregular en Ceuta, según han confirmado a EL PAÍS fuentes policiales. Estas mismas fuentes señalan que el hombre estaba alojado en la casa de la detenida, donde han ocurrido los hechos, y que "supuestamente" era su primo. Las primeras investigaciones indican que la mujer detenida tiene antecedentes de problemas de salud mental diagnosticados y de consumo de sustancias, según han informado fuentes conocedoras del caso.
El homicidio se produjo durante una discusión en la que la mujer presuntamente utilizó un arma blanca contra el fallecido, según fuentes policiales citadas por EFE. Los primeros datos indican que la víctima mortal es un migrante marroquí, aunque no se ha aclarado si es una de las personas que entraron ilegalmente en Ceuta a finales de julio.

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