British probes reveal Moroccan youth favor homelessness in Ceuta over Morocco

The British newspaper "Sunday Times" revealed that many Moroccans who arrived in Ceuta at the end of July chose to stay there despite difficult conditions, due to unemployment, high living costs, low wages, and weak public services in Morocco. Testimonies confirmed that these Moroccans prefer to live in harder circumstances in Spain rather than return to their country, which they described as a "hell," where they suffer from a lack of shelter and food. The main reasons for migration include limited job opportunities, widespread corruption and nepotism, which have deepened the loss of trust in the possibility of improving conditions within Morocco.

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