Spanish government representative in Ceuta quits over border rush fallout
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By Emma Pinedo and Mireia Merino Spain’s representative in its North African enclave of Ceuta resigned on Monday, citing personal reasons after weeks of intense scrutiny over the handling of a border rush involving the arrival of tens of thousands of migrants…
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By Emma Pinedo and Mireia Merino Spain’s representative in its North African enclave of Ceuta resigned on Monday, citing personal reasons after weeks of intense scrutiny over the handling of a border rush involving the arrival of tens of thousands of migrants…
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