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Why do tens of thousands of sub-Saharan Africans try to cross the Mediterranean each year?
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Tens of thousands of sub‑Saharan Africans attempt the crossing because they are fleeing extreme poverty, unemployment, political instability, violence, or persecution at home and hope to find safety, work, and better living conditions in Europe. Many are also driven by environmental pressures, lack of opportunity, family reunification hopes, or deception/coercion by human smugglers.
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