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Digital rumors prompt migrants to cross
The article explains that the recent wave of mass migration toward the city of Ceuta resulted from the spread of digital rumors on social media platforms. These rumors falsely claimed that reaching the city by sea would give migrants the opportunity to stay in Spain without being sent back to Morocco. Investigations show that these rumors coincided with posts, photos, and videos— including one showing two young women in Ceuta— which helped create a false perception that crossing was easy, despite the reality not supporting this. There were also unconfirmed reports of legal changes allegedly allowing migrants to enter without deportation, but investigations clarified that judicial procedures did not revoke the right to deportation. The article emphasizes that these rumors prompted thousands of migrants to attempt crossing the sea, fueled by the desire of some North African youth to migrate to Europe in search of better opportunities, amid a tragic wave of crossing attempts.
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