Key Points
- Migrant crisis in Ceuta
- Spain and Morocco increased border security
- Migrants' messages on social media
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After the migrant crisis in Ceuta two weeks ago, Spain and Morocco increased border security. Morocco set up a special device to prevent migrants from crossing the border again. Spain also increased border security. Despite messages shared by migrants on social media, there were no problems at the border. Morocco and Spain continue to work to ensure the safety of migrants. The migrant crisis in Ceuta has strained relations between Spain and Morocco. The two countries are cooperating to protect the rights of migrants and ensure border security.
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- What is happening in Ceuta?
- After the migrant crisis in Ceuta two weeks ago, Spain and Morocco increased border security.
- Why are migrants coming to Ceuta?
- Migrants are trying to cross the border between Spain and Morocco to reach Europe.
- What are Spain and Morocco doing?
- Spain and Morocco are cooperating to protect the rights of migrants and ensure border security.
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