Spain estimates up to 5,000 migrants from Ceuta can be accepted
The Government estimates that 2,500 minors and around 2,500 potential asylum seekers remain in the autonomous city.
During the Ceuta crisis, around 80,000 people entered irregularly with the Moroccan authorities turning a blind eye. But only around 8,000 remain. And the real dimension of the crisis at the moment is 5,000 people: the sum of minors (around 2,500) and potential asylum seekers (a further 2,500), according to estimates handled by the Government.
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