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Ceuta faces surge of migrant entries
The occupied city of Ceuta has witnessed a new wave of mass crossings by swimming. Approximately 1,500 people, mostly young Moroccans and some women, managed to reach the city's shores in recent days, repeating the scene witnessed during the migration crisis of 2021. The crossing occurred by swimming around the maritime barrier, before Civil Guard forces intervened to detain the entrants, some of whom attempted to escape after reaching land. The large influx has placed immense pressure on reception centers and humanitarian organizations, with a death toll reaching 29 cases in 2026, following the recovery of two bodies drowned during the attempt. The local government leader called for declaring a national state of emergency to implement a unified response to the crisis.
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