The series of photographs shows the situation of African migrants in Morocco, all wishing to come to Europe in search of a better life. Recently, the Spanish and Moroccan governments signed an agreement to repatriate migrants who scaled the gates of Melilla and Ceuta. This agreement was supported by the European Union. Following complaints from NGOs and the media, a group of migrants was taken back to the town of Bouafra. From there, they were taken to Oujda and then deported to their countries of origin. It is not known how Morocco will deal with the migrants after most of the journalists have left.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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