Madrid reports near-normalcy in Ceuta
The article addresses the large influx of migrants from Morocco to the Spanish city of Ceuta. The Spanish authorities deported most of these migrants back to Morocco, totaling approximately 48,000 people. This unprecedented surge led to clashes at the border, with many migrants attempting to cross secretly by sea or by land amidst international and European calls for stricter security measures. The Spanish government confirmed that the situation has become "almost normal" after the measures taken, while some European countries criticize Spain and warn of security implications. Spain has promised to increase cooperation and strengthen border procedures. The crisis has caused international tension due to the massive flow of migrants, and the Spanish government accuses mafias of exploiting the situation to bypass border controls.
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