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90% Goes to Morocco Behind Ceuta's Invasion · Global Voices

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The Spanish almost unanimously consider that, contrary to what the government defends, Morocco is directly involved in the massive influx of immigrants and...

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«We know that we have an incompetent government that behaves like a vassal of Morocco»

·Madrid, Spain
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The Spanish almost unanimously consider that, contrary to what the government defends, Morocco is directly involved in the massive influx of immigrants and...

·Madrid, Spain
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The tension experienced in Ceuta every time a massive influx of immigrants occurs cannot be understood solely as a border or humanitarian phenomenon. In fact, it is part of a broader political game in which Morocco uses the city as an instrument of pressure and Spain responds with a mixture of containment, quiet diplomacy and strategic dependence. Ceuta, due to its geographical position and symbolic burden, becomes a space where national interes…

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It is one month of that day in which everything changed for Ceuta. The massive entry of thousands of people and the inaction of a government that was on vacation caused a crisis without measure. To date we know very little of what happened that July 30. We know little about the [...] The entry It is no longer what happened, it is the future of Ceuta appears first in El Faro de Ceuta.

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Ceuta is not paying for the consequences of respecting human rights. It is paying for the use of human beings by Morocco, the delay of the Spanish Government and the lack of a European response proportionate to a crisis affecting its own external border. To bread, bread and wine, it came: Morocco actually opened its border. Tens of thousands of people do not arrive simultaneously to Ceuta, after public calls on social networks, without one of th…

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Morocco is fortunate to have two governments: the head, based in Rabat, and a white mark installed in La Moncloa. A month after the invasion of Ceuta, that second brand has made clear its official discourse: pro-Marroqui, without fissures and without nuances.It is enough to review the appearance on Friday, [...] The post 90% of Spaniards see Morocco after the invasion of Ceuta, but the Sánchez government operates as a franchise of Mohamed VI app…

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El Mundo broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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