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European Commission Approves €114.7 Million for Ceuta’s Humanitarian Response

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The European Commission approved €114.7 million in emergency assistance for Spain on 9 September to help manage the humanitarian situation in Ceuta.Backed by 1 sourcesvisahq.news

The funding comes as thousands of people in Ceuta reportedly remain stranded amid overcrowding, harsh living conditions, limited aid, and allegations of abuse.Backed by 1 sourcesAl Jazeera

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