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Migration from Ceuta to Morocco rises amid Spain-Morocco dispute
Reports indicate that more than 11,000 migrants have left the city of Ceuta heading toward Morocco since August 10th, amidst disagreements between the Spanish government and local authorities regarding the actual number of people remaining inside the city. The Spanish government estimates that around 9,000 migrants are still in Ceuta, while local estimates suggest about 15,000, reflecting the absence of a unified and accurate count of the population. Evacuations from gathering areas have led to an increase in the number of people leaving, but some migrants still reside in neighborhoods and forests within the city. This discrepancy raises questions about the true scale of the crisis.
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