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Tunisia Featured in Spanish Digital Campaign Report
A Spanish intelligence report reveals that attempts at mass crossings into the occupied city of Ceuta via European borders are no longer limited to on-the-ground movements but now also involve a widespread digital campaign across social media platforms. The campaign began in early July 2026 and significantly intensified following a decision by the Spanish Supreme Court regarding the status of migrants. Activity was particularly high on platforms such as TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. The study estimates that the digital content addressed methods of access and timing, with accounts and groups from several countries—including Tunisia, Algeria, France, and the United States—participating. This indicates that the issue of irregular migration has shifted into a borderless digital space, aimed at stimulating participation and decentralized information exchange. The report further clarifies that digital networks are cooperating in a non-centralized manner, with changing mobilization techniques that emphasize visual content and rapid information dissemination. This reflects a higher level of digital organization in current mobilization operations.
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