Crisis worsens in Ceuta over shortages and violence
The humanitarian crisis in Ceuta is worsening due to the increasing number of migrants stranded there, as residents face severe shortages of food and water, along with a lack of adequate shelter and healthcare. Sources reveal the existence of illegal smuggling networks connecting Ceuta to the coasts of Cádiz, using boats, jet skis, and fast boats, at costs reaching up to 7,000 euros per person, which puts migrants at risk of drowning during transport. The health and political situations are further threatened after reports of sexual assaults on female migrants, compounded by a lack of support and protection offered to them. This places a significant responsibility on the Spanish authorities to safeguard the rights of these stranded individuals.
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