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Nearly 2,200 migrants reach Spain's Canary Islands in two days

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Briefings

Spanish coastguard confirmed nearly 2,200 migrants arrived at the Canary Islands in two days, continuing a surge from West African countries following an earlier migration emergency declaration.

Key points

• Nearly 2,200 migrants reached the Canary Islands in two days, continuing a surge from West African countries.
• Authorities declared a migration emergency earlier this week in response to the arrival of migrants.

Context

The Canary Islands are a Spanish archipelago where authorities declared a migration emergency earlier this week. This surge continues a pattern of arrivals from West African countries.

Limitations

Data is from a Sunday report; coverage is limited to the two-day period and does not include specific dates or names of migrants.

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