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Massive Moroccan Escape Amid Regime Tensions
The prominent collective phenomenon of migration from Morocco to the Spanish city of Ceuta is considered by many Moroccan writers as a "deafening cry" against the corruption and tyranny of the regime. It reflects a deep crisis involving health, education, employment, and the declining purchasing power, alongside rising unemployment rates and widespread corruption. The connection between migration and economic and social crises shows that citizens are risking their lives to escape intolerable conditions. Security measures alone are insufficient to address these escalating issues, which are worsened by a lack of trust in institutions and conflicting interests. Analyses emphasize the need to confront these fundamental crises to ensure the stability of the country and reduce the desire to migrate.
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