Ceuta Migrant Surge Subsides As Border Tensions Ease With Mass Returns To Morocco
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It follows the last hour of the migratory crisis in Ceuta and all the news here, in El Confidencial
After the great rush to the Spanish exclave Ceuta, most migrants are said to have returned to Morocco. A visit on site shows a different picture.
Ceuta Migrant Surge Subsides As Border Tensions Ease With Mass Returns To Morocco
Thousands of migrants who crossed into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta have returned to Morocco after record border crossings triggered security concerns. Authorities continue monitoring the situation as tensions ease and efforts focus on restoring normalcy along the frontier.
One of the ceutíes, who has one son and waits for another, has had to call her partner from Asturias to be with her: "I'm going to sell my house." More information: The Muslim cemetery as toilet and the trees as bed: the shelter of Yassin, Mosses and dozens of Moroccans in Ceuta
Attendees at the reception of Mohamed VI, 25 km from the border, saw the mass pass in the face of the impassivity of the Moroccan police
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