Key Points
- 72,000 migrants have entered Ceuta
- 70,000 migrants have already left
- Jérôme Guedj criticizes the use of migrants by populist right-wingers
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The migration crisis in Ceuta continues. Madrid has announced the balance of this crisis. According to the Ministry of Interior, 72,000 migrants have entered Ceuta, and 70,000 have already left. Jérôme Guedj criticized this situation, stating that migrants are being used by populist right-wingers. Guedj emphasized that this situation is unacceptable. There is still not enough information about the causes and consequences of the crisis.
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- What is the migration crisis in Ceuta?
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