Madrid repatriates over 5,300 Ceuta migrants
The Spanish government revealed that over 5,300 undocumented migrants returned from Ceuta to Morocco within one month, following a wave of mass crossings in the region at the end of July. Meanwhile, local officials indicated that around 13,000 migrants are still present inside the city. These returns are part of Spain's efforts to reduce the burden and provide a faster response to repatriation requests, despite criticism over the slow pace of political processes. These developments come after an unprecedented crossing attempt at the end of July, involving more than 70,000 people, which led to violent incidents and resulted in casualties.
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