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    Death toll climbs to 67 after more than 50,000 migrants swim from Morocco to Ceuta

    Spanish authorities recovered 67 bodies by Saturday morning after at least 50,000 people swam from Morocco to the Spanish enclave, with forensic teams mobilized to identify the dead.

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