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Last update: 4 hours agoCeuta Crisis: Spain says the “vast majority” of the roughly 50,000 migrants who entered Ceuta from Morocco after a deadly surge on July 30 have already been returned, stressing the Supreme Court ruling “does not open any route of entry” and that irregular entry doesn’t grant the right to stay or travel into Europe; Human Impact: reports highlight hundreds of minors still in limbo and continued searches after additional bodies were found, while Moroccan officials cite 11 deaths versus Spain’s higher toll; EU Response: EU leaders are pushing for stronger border checks and physical barriers, with an emergency meeting of interior ministers set for Aug. 4; Morocco’s Position: Rabat blames misinformation and trafficking networks, and says migration management is shared responsibility; FIFA Fallout: in a separate Morocco-adjacent sports story, UEFA and national associations including England and Wales have withdrawn support for FIFA president Gianni Infantino after his World Cup profit-stake plan was scrapped, with legal threats now on the table; WAFCON 2026: Morocco’s Atlas Lionesses topped Group A after a 0-0 draw with Senegal in Rabat, booking a quarter-final spot.
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