Spain Numbers 17,000 Migrants Intercepted in Africa Before Leaving for the Canary Islands
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The Canary Islands has received about 7,280 people until October 4, 44% less than in the same period of 2025.
The work of maritime surveillance and cooperation on the ground with the police of several West African countries carried out by the Guardia Civil (Guardia Civil) has this year succeeded in aborting the departure of two out of three pateras or cayucos trying to reach the Canary Islands with immigrants on board, 67%.
Cooperation with African countries to prevent outflows of cayucos focuses on the work of the Coordination Authority for Immigration of the Canary Islands and the Regional Coordination Centre of the Canary Islands (CCRC), which are 20 years old with the focus on acting in origin. During the celebration of the anniversary, the Civil Guard highlighted the deployment of personnel, boats and helicopters on the African coasts and the collaboration wit…
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