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National emergency declared in Spanish enclave of Ceuta after some 60,000 migrants from Morocco cross border
A national emergency has been declared in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave on the tip of Africa, after approximately 60,000 migrants from Morocco crossed the border over the past several weeks.
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