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Spanish police bulldoze Ceuta beach tent camp, relocate migrants

By Drooid · Oct 11, 2026, 6:30 AM UTC · How we work

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Spanish police began bulldozing the El Trampolín Beach tent camp in Ceuta, relocating migrants in early October.
Interior Minister said up to 10,000 migrants remain, after earlier citing 2,000 returns.
Spanish prosecutors are investigating reports of torture, mistreatment and alleged sexual abuse of migrant minors.
Spain approved over €90 million for processing minors in Ceuta, though the city says resources lack.

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Spanish police began bulldozing the El Trampolín Beach tent camp in Ceuta, relocating migrants in early October.
Interior Minister said up to 10,000 migrants remain, after earlier citing 2,000 returns.
Spanish prosecutors are investigating reports of torture, mistreatment and alleged sexual abuse of migrant minors.
Spain approved over €90 million for processing minors in Ceuta, though the city says resources lack.