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Fears Rise as Many Consider Leaving Ceuta
A survey conducted by Sigma Dos reveals that one-third of the population of the occupied city of Ceuta, approximately 80,000 people, are seriously considering leaving. The results show that 33.4% of residents wish to move to other cities, with the figure rising to 51.7% among young people aged 18 to 28. Efforts made by the community on July 30 and 31 had a greater impact on youth compared to older residents. The survey also indicates that 43% of voters support right-wing extremist parties that favor Ceuta's departure from Spanish control, while 36% express a desire to discuss the city's future. Notably, 83.9% of young people believe the current situation in Ceuta raises questions of sovereignty and doubt the sustainability of its present status, with 22.9% concerned about the possibility of Ceuta becoming Moroccan within the next ten years. A significant portion of the elderly (56.5%) consider the issue of Spanish sovereignty non-negotiable. The article highlights the increasing anti-colonial sentiments among young people and the growing calls for ceasing Spanish control.
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