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September 4, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Canaries migrant surge tops 1,300

More than 1,300 illegal immigrants from Africa have landed in Spain’s Canary islands this weekend. Spanish police said 674 migrants arrived in makeshift boats on Saturday, and 664 more were reported to have landed on Sunday. Spain has been struggling to cope with the recent influx and is trying to o

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More than 1,300 illegal immigrants from Africa have landed in Spain’s Canary islands this weekend. Spanish police said 674 migrants arrived in makeshift boats on Saturday, and 664 more were reported to have landed on Sunday.

Spain has been struggling to cope with the recent influx and is trying to organise an EU response to the crisis.

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