Ceuta Migration Crisis Fuels Online Disinformation
The EU released nearly €115 million to help Spain manage the enclave following a deadly influx in July, according to France 24.
The migration crisis unfolding in Ceuta, particularly since a deadly influx of migrants in July, has fueled online disinformation, France 24's French service reported.
The European Union has released nearly €115 million in emergency funding to help Spain manage the Ceuta enclave, according to the report.
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- Ceuta : la crise migratoire nourrit la désinformation — France 24 — Français
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