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Meta's coordinated virtual migration tactic
The article discussed the role played by Facebook, a platform owned by Meta, in organizing and encouraging a wave of mass migration to occupied Ceuta. This led to significant human tragedies, including the drowning of 72 people, and saw the number of migrants swell to tens of thousands, many of whom were minors. It was explained that large Facebook groups with over 230,000 members were used as coordination units for buying and selling means of transportation, planning to breach the barriers, and exploiting rumors and fake news to ignite the flow. The report also pointed out Meta’s failure to delete these groups despite warnings, highlighting its responsibility in facilitating the platform’s use to incite illegal migration. Field findings confirmed an increase in casualties and the overflowing of reception centers, while political and diplomatic tensions intensified. European pressures on Spain to control the influx grew, with international leaders and media condemning the company’s neglect of its responsibility.
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