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Joan Faus

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@Reuters staff correspondent in Spain. Previously Washington correspondent for El País in 2013-2018. Prior experiences in Madrid, Buenos Aires and Amsterdam
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First migrants buried in Spain’s Ceuta after deadly border rush

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By Michael Gore, Joan Faus Verified, Andrei Khalip
| Think Pink (Podcast)
About 95% of those being buried have not yet been identified, but each grave was marked with a numbered stone in case the body was claimed and repatriated eventually International News via Reuters: In front of a dozen reporters and a handful of local people, a crew of gravediggers in disposable protective overalls and facemasks on Friday started burying some of the scores of migrants who died in a mass crossing into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in North Africa three weeks ago.
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Spain won't discuss enclaves sovereignty with Morocco

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By David M. Latona Verified, Joan Faus Verified
| Perth Now Verified
The status of the North African enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla as Spanish territories is not up for discussion, Spain says, after Morocco's justice minister reiterated Rabat's sovereignty claims over the cities. Tuesday's remarks by Abdellatif Ouahbi to Asharq TV marked the first time Rabat has publicly raised the contentious issue since Ceuta's border crisis in late July, during which an estimated 72,000 migrants briefly crossed into the enclave. At least 96 people died in the mass border rush.
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Spain won't discuss enclaves sovereignty with Morocco

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By David M. Latona Verified, Joan Faus Verified
| The West Australian Verified
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