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  1. A visit highlights the issues of migrant entry points as political leaders address the ongoing European migration debate.

The Pope visited the Canary Islands to address the migration crisis, coinciding with Spain defending its immigration policies.

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The Pope visited the Canary Islands to address the migration crisis, coinciding with Spain defending its immigration policies.

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Canary IslandsEuropePedro SánchezAfricaAmericas

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  1. Migrants are traveling from Africa and the Americas to the Canary Islands, which serve as a major entry point into Europe. The Pope has condemned the exploitation of this situation.1 source
  2. Pope addresses migration crisis during visit to Canary Islands, linked to Spain's immigration stance.1 source

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