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Moroccan Authorities and Ceuta Migration
The article discusses Morocco's involvement in facilitating the flow of thousands of illegal migrants heading towards Spanish Ceuta, by allowing them to cross unlawfully, especially by sea. Testimonies from migrants confirm that Moroccan border guards told them they could swim across without barriers, leading to the drowning of dozens of migrants at sea, with search efforts ongoing for the missing. This can be partly explained by the Moroccan government's portrayal of these actions as part of a hybrid strategy that ignores its economic and social crisis, where approximately 72% of households survive on less than 1,829 dirhams per month, and 1.5 million young people face widespread unemployment. This occurs amid a deep internal crisis, resulting in a mass exodus of youth, reflecting despair and the deterioration of the country's economic and social conditions.
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