Migration to Ceuta causes crisis

Spain faced a crisis following massive wildfires that destroyed large areas of forests and many villages. This was followed by a huge influx of migrants from Morocco to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, where their number exceeded 50,000—more than half the city's population—resulting in over 19 casualties and hundreds of injuries. The Spanish government responded by deploying the army to assist security forces. Some circles accused Morocco of facilitating the migrant flow in response to the Spanish Prime Minister's visit to Algeria. The Spanish Foreign Minister denied these allegations, reaffirming efforts to strengthen coordination with Morocco. European countries such as Italy and Finland criticized Spain’s policies and announced stricter border measures. Conversely, Germany and the United States called for the immediate return of migrants to prevent further deterioration of the situation.

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