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Madrid takes control of Ceuta port for migrant camps

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Die Welt1 hour agoWorld2 min readGermany

Madrid takes control of Ceuta port for migrant camps

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The Spanish central government has seized control of the port of Ceuta to set up a makeshift tent camp for migrants, despite opposition from local authorities and residents' protests.
The measure follows a massive influx of around 72,000 migrants from Morocco at the end of July, around 5,000 of whom remain in the exclave.

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At the end of July, some 72,000 migrants from Morocco arrived in Ceuta, according to government figures, with most returning within hours. Nevertheless, about 5,000 migrants remained in the exclave, including 1,200 minors.

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The Spanish government will increase pressure to return migrants from Ceuta to Morocco.
Likely · Within weeks
Residents' protests against the campsite in the harbor area are likely to continue.
Very likely · Within days

Open Questions

How long will the campsite be in port operation?
What are the concrete plans for returning migrants to Morocco?
How is security in the port area ensured when a tent storage facility is operated at the same time?
What humanitarian standards apply to the camp?

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This article was originally published by Die Welt.