Ceuta declares emergency at Europe's gateway

The crisis of the massive wave of migrants to the Spanish city of Ceuta has intensified. Ceuta is one of the only two Spanish cities in North Africa. Over 1,500 migrants arrived within a week, exhausting the city's reception capacities and prompting the Spanish government to declare a "state of national emergency." Attempts to cross the border increase during the summer due to calm weather, but the latest key factor is a change in Spanish laws that hindered the deportation of migrants, contributing to the surge in crossings. Despite security cooperation with Morocco, groups are still waiting for opportunities to breach the border, with warnings of the potential recurrence of a crisis similar to that of 2021, which saw more than 8,000 people enter in just two days.

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