Canary Islands migrant arrivals surge, regional president calls situation 'unbearable'

An unusually high number of migrants have arrived on Spain's Canary Islands in recent days, following a summer surge at Ceuta. Regional president Fernando Clavijo describes the situation as 'absolutely unbearable,' signaling acute strain on reception capacity. The scale and pace of arrivals remain uncertain, but the crisis is escalating and may pressure national migration policy.

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