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The Government Lowers the Expectation of Asylum for Migrants in Ceuta: “Most Will Not Have the Right and Will Be Returned”
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Moncloa backs the government delegate in Ceuta, despite the fact that his chief of staff assured that he heard the CNI's notice and several partners ask that he resign
·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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The Government has been raising its estimates of migrants who still remain in Ceuta to the extent that single command sources recognize that they could be around 10,000, taking into account both migrants relocated to reception places and those still receiving food resources on the streets. In recent days, some 3,000 people were counted as having been distributed meals only in the settlement of Trampolin Beach.
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