WorldMorocco: Migrants caught between Ceuta dreams and reality
Fnideq, Morocco, lies next to Spanish-controlled Ceuta, where would-be migrants see a chance for a better life despite warnings about the risks. An estimated 72,000 people crossed on July 30, with around 100 deaths, while most later returned. After rumors of another crossing, Moroccan authorities said they arrested 111 people on August 15, but no mass crossing took place.
Morocco: Migrants caught between Ceuta dreams and reality
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