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The seizure of an ancient and dilapidated ship in the Tenerife port of Santa Cruz which was found to have 24 illegal Chinese immigrants concealed in its hold has reopened the debate about people trafficking activities in the islands.

The new threat of the people-trafficking rust buckets

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