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EU ministers to back Spain as Ceuta crisis pushes migration up the agenda
EU home affairs ministers are set to express solidarity with Spain following a migrant crisis in the exclave of Ceuta, where tens of thousands of migrants arrived, causing tensions among EU member states. Spain criticized some governments for attacking Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez instead of supporting Madrid, while most migrants have since returned to Morocco.
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