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Spain reports Ceuta near normalcy ahead of European meeting
Spain has affirmed that the situation of irregular migration in the occupied city of Ceuta has become "almost normal" following unprecedented migration flows that resulted in the deaths of 67 migrants attempting to reach the city in recent days. The Spanish Interior Minister stated that more than 48,000 migrants have returned to Morocco, while some young men continue to try crossing the border amid police forces and rubber barriers in the sea. This comes as the European Union countries hold a meeting on Tuesday to discuss the crisis, with a well-known escalation from the European right advocating for tighter security measures. The crisis has been accompanied by criticism from the Spanish Prime Minister, who condemned the migrant influx and denounced rumors propagated by mafias aiming to destabilize the region. Meanwhile, Italy and Denmark are calling for Spain's suspension from Schengen, while Spain insists that the situation is under control and that it is taking measures to enhance migration management and border security.
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