Key Points
- 25,000 migrants were sent back
- 50-60 thousand migrants arrived in Ceuta
- 34 people drowned in the Mediterranean
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Approximately 25,000 migrants who arrived in Ceuta are being sent back. It is reported that a total of 50 to 60 thousand migrants arrived in Ceuta. 34 people drowned in the Mediterranean.
The majority of migrants came from Morocco. Spanish authorities are working to send the migrants back.
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- Where are the migrants arriving in Ceuta coming from?
- The majority of migrants are coming from Morocco.
- Why are the migrants being sent back?
- Spanish authorities are working to send the migrants back.
- How will the migrant crisis be resolved?
- There is a disagreement between Spain and Morocco, but the two countries are working to send the migrants back.
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