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  1. The Ceuta crisis has reignited a broader debate across Europe regarding migration politics, explored by experts like Gerald Knaus.

Morocco and Spain have agreed on shared responsibility for managing migration flows between the two countries.

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Morocco and Spain have agreed on shared responsibility for managing migration flows between the two countries.

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  1. The bilateral partnership is challenged by outdated legal provisions.1 source
  2. Bilateral cooperation between Morocco and Spain facilitates migrant returns, managed by Interior and Foreign Ministers.Sub-event
  3. Spain pays Morocco for migration control and Sánchez endorses Moroccan autonomy initiative.1 source
  4. Shared responsibility for the migrant crisis is coupled with a new court loophole and barrier installation.1 source
  5. High-level agreement on shared migration management responsibilities.1 source

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