Ceuta migration used to pressure Spain
The recent mass migration of Moroccan migrants to Spanish Ceuta over the past few days reflects, according to experts, the Moroccan regime's attempt to exploit the suffering of its citizens as a means of pressure on Spain. This has involved facilitating the passage of around 60,000 undocumented migrants. Reports and video footage have confirmed that Moroccan authorities allowed the influx of migrants to pressure the Spanish side. This tactic has been used in previous crises with Madrid. Part of these actions can be attributed to the difficult economic and social conditions in Morocco, such as rising poverty and unemployment rates, declining purchasing power, and growing despair among young people, considering migration as a viable option. Experts also accuse the Moroccan regime of managing networks involved in human trafficking and drug smuggling, and of exploiting the issue of African migrants in its relations with Spain and the European Union countries. They emphasize that these actions reveal the Moroccan authorities’ intention to serve their political interests at the expense of other nations' sovereignty.
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