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09:16 PM | 31 Jul 2026
Fady Mahouly
The Spanish Ministry of the Interior announced, on Friday, that about 48,000 migrants had left the “Ceuta enclave” to return to Moroccan territory, after large human flows witnessed in the enclave during the past days.
The ministry said in a message to AFP that by 6pm (16:00 GMT), 48,300 migrants had returned across the border.
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