Spain and Morocco plan migrant returns
The Spanish agency "Efe" has accused Madrid and Rabat of agreeing to repatriate migrants who entered Ceuta illegally in recent days and to hand them over to the Moroccan government as soon as possible. The city, located on the northern coast of Africa, has experienced a significant increase in attempts to reach it by swimming or walking from Moroccan territory, with between 1,500 and 2,000 people arriving over the past ten days. Additionally, thousands of young Moroccans tried today, Thursday, to breach the border fence between the Moroccan city of Fnideq and Ceuta. Hundreds managed to climb the barriers and enter the city, while Moroccan forces withdrew as the crowds approached. The Ceuta authorities have called on the Spanish government to send the army to secure the borders amid the rising flow of irregular migrants.
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