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'Spain expects solidarity' as it grapples with aftermath of Ceuta migration surge
Spain is addressing the aftermath of a large migrant surge into Ceuta, where an estimated 60,000 people crossed into the territory, with most returning to Morocco. Spanish authorities reported 72 deaths on August 2, and France 24 consulted Juan Fernando Lopez Aguilar, a constitutional law professor and jurist, on the situation.
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