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Spain allocates €35 million to prevent future mass entries into Ceuta

Spain announced €35 million in measures to prevent future mass entries into Ceuta and called for an end to the violence.

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The development reflects ongoing pressure at Spain’s external border and could affect migration and regional security.

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  1. Marlaska anuncia 35 millones para evitar futuras entradas masivas en Ceuta y llama al cese de la violencia ↗canarias7.es · Recorded source date: Aug 28, 2026, 1:01 PM UTC

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