
EU Approves €115 Million Aid to Spain for Ceuta Migration Crisis
The European Commission has allocated approximately €115 million in emergency funding to Spain to bolster border security and manage the recent surge of migrants arriving in the enclave of Ceuta. The financial package supports enhanced surveillance, reception facilities, and repatriation efforts following coordinated cross-border movements.
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