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Published on: 04/08/2026 - 11:10
According to initial testimonies and according to several experts, a reduction in Moroccan controls in the border area of Ceuta contributed to the unprecedented migration crisis experienced by the Spanish enclave last week. There were 50,000 people crossing the border illegally and according to Madrid, “almost all” of the people have since been returned to Morocco. The number of migrants still in Ceuta is estimated between 2,500 and 5,000. Story by Marion Meyer.
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