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Vasco Cotovio

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  • Journalist and Producer, CNN
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Award-winning journalist @CNN, ex @SICNoticias. Proud 🇵🇹, martial artist & wine aficionado who dabbles in poetry. Views are my own. 📧 vasco.cotovio@cnn.com
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Spanish leader slams ‘selfish’ EU response as death toll from Ceuta crossings climbs

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By Jack Guy Verified, Vasco Cotovio Verified, Jonny Hallam Verified
| Egypt Independent Verified
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has denounced the “selfish” response of several EU member states to an influx of migrants crossing into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta from Morocco this week, as the number of people who died rose to 67. Most of those 50,000 to 60,000 people who attempted the crossing had returned to Morocco by Friday evening, Spanish authorities said.
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Spanish leader slams ‘selfish’ EU response as death toll from Ceuta crossings climbs

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By Jack Guy Verified, Vasco Cotovio Verified, Jonny Hallam Verified
| WAAY-TV (Huntsville, AL) Verified
(CNN) — Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has denounced the “selfish” response of several EU member states to an influx of migrants crossing into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta from Morocco this week, as the number of people who died rose to 67. Most of those 50,000 to 60,000 people who attempted the crossing had returned to Morocco by Friday evening, Spanish authorities said.
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Spain says most of the 50,000 migrants who crossed into its territory from Morocco have returned

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By Jack Guy Verified, Vasco Cotovio Verified
| MSN Verified
At least 57 people have died during a massive surge of migrants attempting to enter the Spanish exclave of Ceuta from Morocco. An estimated 50,000 people attempted the crossing this week, although Spanish authorities said most returned to Morocco by Friday evening.
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