Refugee arrivals to Canary Islands surge again, straining Spanish resources

New data shows a significant increase in refugees making the dangerous Atlantic crossing from Africa to Spain's Canary Islands, continuing a trend of rising migration. The surge underscores ongoing pressure on Spanish reception capacity and highlights the humanitarian risks of the route. The exact scale and causes remain partially unclear, but the pattern is consistent with recent years.

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