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"There is an elephant in the room that the Spanish government does not want to discuss, which is the role of Morocco"

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Jurist Gonçalo Dorotea Cevada analyzes the situation in Ceuta and how Europe can deal with the entry of migrants. The article's title suggests there is a topic that the Spanish government avoids addressing publicly: the role of Morocco in the migration issue.

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