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Ceuta é um exclave espanhol no norte da África, fronteiriço com Marrocos, que reivindica sua soberania. Em julho, mais de 72 mil migrantes cruzaram a fronteira para entrar em Ceuta, embora muitos tenham retornado posteriormente.
A polícia da Espanha desocupou neste domingo (4) um acampamento de migrantes em uma praia no exclave de Ceuta, no norte da África. No fim de julho, mais de 72 mil pessoas cruzaram a fronteira com o Marrocos e ingressaram no território.
Embora a maioria dos migrantes tenha retornado posteriormente, pelo menos 10 mil permanecem no exclave espanhol, sobrecarregando os recursos locais e alimentando tensões.
A polícia retirou os migrantes da praia do Trampolim, onde cerca de 3.000 pessoas viviam havia dois meses em barracas e abrigos improvisados. Eles foram transferidos para alojamentos temporários, onde passarão por triagem ou poderão retornar ao Marrocos, disse à agência Reuters um porta-voz do Ministério do Interior espanhol.
As tensões persistem devido à presença de migrantes dormindo ao relento no pequeno exclave, que tem cerca de 80 mil habitantes. Moradores realizaram uma manifestação no sábado (3) para pedir que os migrantes deixassem o local.
O rei Felipe 6º e a rainha Letizia devem visitar Ceuta em 13 e 14 de outubro, pela primeira vez nos 12 anos de reinado do monarca.
A visita ocorre em meio a antigas tensões com o Marrocos, que reivindica soberania tanto sobre Ceuta quanto sobre Melilla, o outro exclave espanhol no norte da África.
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O rei Felipe 6º e a rainha Letizia visitarão Ceuta em 13 e 14 de outubro.
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