Over 3,200 migrants rescued in Canary Islands in first six days of November

Spanish authorities rescued more than 3,200 migrants in the Canary Islands during the first six days of November, indicating a sustained high level of irregular migration along the Atlantic route. The scale of arrivals underscores ongoing pressure on Spanish reception capacity and highlights the humanitarian and logistical challenges in the region. The trend is consistent with recent years, though the pace suggests potential for record annual totals.

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