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Tensión en Ceuta: la policía escolta a un grupo de migrantes, en su mayoría jóvenes marroquíes, hasta un nuevo campamento en el puerto de la ciudad. El centro, con capacidad para 1.700 personas, comenzó a operar tras revertirse una orden judicial que lo mantenía bloqueado. La medida llega en medio de una crisis humanitaria que se prolonga desde el cruce masivo de migrantes registrado a finales de julio, con miles de personas aún varadas en la ciudad. Autoridades locales y gobierno central discrepan sobre las cifras reales, mientras Ceuta —territorio español fronterizo con Marruecos— sigue siendo uno de los principales puntos de entrada a Europa.

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00:00On Friday morning, tense moments were experienced in Ceuta between the police and a
00:05group of migrants entering a new camp located in the city's port.
00:10According to the Associated Press, agents used batons to control the migrants.
00:16mostly young Moroccans, who were being led towards the port.
00:21The opening of the camp, with a capacity for 1,700 people, had been suspended.
00:27by a court decision that was overturned on Thursday.
00:30Accommodation and care for the thousands of migrants present in Ceuta after the crossing
00:36The massive outbreak at the end of July has generated friction between local authorities and the government
00:41central.
00:42Several weeks after the initial incursion at the border, Ceuta faces a prolonged
00:47humanitarian crisis due to the approximately 5,000 migrants who, according to the national government,
00:53They remain in the small town.
00:55Local officials, meanwhile, cite a higher figure, up to 10,000 people.
01:02The migrants will be held at the camp for identification and processing.
01:07part of the police.
01:09Ceuta is one of the two Spanish territories on the north coast of Africa, along with Melilla.
01:15Ceuta has been under Spanish possession since 1580.
01:21Christians and Muslims, Spanish and Moroccan residents, as well as cross-border workers,
01:27They live there in relative harmony, behind a border fence that many migrants from
01:32People from different parts of Africa try to cross or go around Nado in search of a better life
01:38in Europe.
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