Ceuta asylum claims spike: 70% cite sexual orientation persecution
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The Chamber of Commerce of Ceuta estimates the accumulated economic impact of the migration crisis from late July to September 30 at €74.34 million, covering losses in commerce, hospitality, and port activity. The figure quantifies the local economic strain from the ongoing migrant influx, though the report's methodology and broader fiscal implications remain unclear. This underscores the sustained pressure on Ceuta's economy and infrastructure, potentially influencing regional policy responses.
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