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In Ceuta, some migrants cling to hopes of someday reaching mainland Spain
Migrants in Ceuta, including Dikra, Abdel Karim, and Cesse Aliou, remain in the Spanish enclave after a large-scale border breach with Morocco, facing humanitarian challenges and uncertain futures. Over 60,000 migrants crossed the border, with 72 deaths reported, sparking debates on European immigration policies.
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