The migration crisis that drove more than 50,000 people to attempt reaching the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla in North Africa has become far more than a humanitarian emergency. With nearly 100 people reported dead during the crossings, the episode has evolved into a complex geopolitical dispute involving allegations of coordinated disinformation, diplomatic friction and conflicting assessments of Morocco's role.
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