Morocco inmates stage mass escape
The article addresses the phenomenon of mass migration of Moroccans towards Ceuta, revealing collusion and facilitation by the authorities of the regime to allow crossing after a relaxation of border controls. This has led to a surge of tens of thousands of migrants, with hundreds drowning in the process. Analyses link the weak security measures to Morocco's economic and social crises, pointing to the government's responsibility in easing crossings and exploiting this phenomenon as a political pressure tool. This reflects a deepening crisis of trust and threatens the stability of the country.
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