Spain repatriates 5321 migrants from Ceuta
The Spanish government announced that 5,321 migrants voluntarily left the city of Ceuta heading to Morocco within one month following the influx in July. An additional 864 spots have been created in detention centers, increasing the total capacity to around 4,300 places, with plans to raise it to 6,000 soon. Some migrants still remain in Ceuta, and the return operations have sparked controversy between the government and local authorities. Meanwhile, migrants continue to organize protests and accuse the government of abandoning the city amidst an ongoing humanitarian crisis.
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