Key Points
- Controls on migration to Ceuta have increased in Morocco
- Police and auxiliary forces are conducting checks
- The flow of migrants does not stop
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Moroccan authorities have increased controls on migration in areas approaching Ceuta in the north of the country. Police and auxiliary forces are conducting checks at train stations and highways, hindering migrants' journeys. These controls are taking place during the worst migration crisis between Morocco and Spain in the last five years.
Despite an agreement between Morocco and Spain, the flow of migrants does not stop. Thousands of people, mostly young people, continue to travel to reach Ceuta. Moroccan authorities have not released official numbers, but it is clear that the police are under a lot of pressure at the forefront of this crisis.
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- Why have controls on migration increased in Morocco?
- Authorities are trying to hinder migrants' journeys during the migration crisis between Morocco and Spain
- Are people still traveling to reach Ceuta?
- Thousands of people, mostly young people, continue to travel to reach Ceuta
- What is the situation with the police in Morocco?
- The police are under a lot of pressure at the forefront of this crisis
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