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Spain Takes Over Ceuta’s Port to House, Return Thousands of Migrants
Source: Bloomberg
Geopolitics & War
Spain has taken control of Ceuta’s port to shelter “hundreds” of migrants living on streets and beaches more than a month after a mass influx from Morocco overwhelmed the North African enclave. The extended, humanitarian-driven crisis is a negative regional risk signal, though it is unlikely to directly move broader markets.
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