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EU Migrant Crisis in Ceuta

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Thousands of migrants surged into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco, overwhelming authorities. The European Union expressed solidarity with Spain, vowing to bolster external borders and improve early warning systems. Accusations emerged that Moroccan authorities may have facilitated the surge, prompting Spain to raise the issue with the European Parliament.

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EU declares Ceuta migrant crisis over, vows to strengthen borders and prevention

- The European Union has declared the migratory crisis in Ceuta over, following the entry of 72,000 migrants into the Spanish enclave. - EU interior ministers agreed to strengthen external borders and forge alliances with third countries to prevent future crises. - The crisis prompted some EU states to question Spain's migration management, though solidarity was ultimately shown.