Migrants From The Canary Islands Accommodated In Malaga

Migrants From The Canary Islands Accommodated In Malaga

Groups of migrants from the Canary Islands, walk around the neighborhood of El Morche in Torrox, October 27, 2023 in Malaga (Andalusia, Spain). A new contingent composed of 166 people rescued while trying to reach the Canary Islands in cayucos have arrived in Malaga and have been received by the Red Cross teams that are deployed in a hotel in the Urbanization of El Morche and in the reception center for immigrants in the capital. Photo by Alex Zea/Europa Press/ABACAPRESS.COM

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