Spain’s Sbeiti exit prompts new migration wave
Spanish official data reveals a continuous decline in the number of Spaniards living in Ceuta over the past four years. More than 9,200 Spaniards have left the city for other parts of Spain, representing approximately 11% of the population at the start of this period. Meanwhile, the city has welcomed thousands of Spaniards from other regions of Spain for administrative and military purposes. As a result of this movement, Ceuta has experienced a net loss of around 2.65% of its residents, reflecting a weaker capacity to retain its population compared to its ability to attract workers from elsewhere in Spain. The ongoing wave of departures continues to raise concerns about the city's social and demographic future.
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)