Foreign-Based Social Media Accounts Helped Fuel Ceuta Border Rush, Spanish Reports Indicate
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A social media lobby would have driven a wave of migrants. What does the analysis of the crisis conclude?
The migration crisis in Ceuta has been caused and fuelled by social networks. At least 78 people have died, mainly by drowning, according to a final assessment by the Spanish authorities.
Many have organized themselves on social networks, driven by dozens of anonymous accounts that promised that Spain would accept them.
The massive assault on Ceuta would not have been so effective without social networks, that they managed to mobilize more than 100,000 people who for the most part illegally entered Spain. Now, a new migratory wave driven by dozens of Moroccan accounts, some in the hands of suspicious operators, is preparing a new assault on the ... Continue reading "Moroccan immigrants organize on social networks for a new avalanche in Ceuta on August 15th"
At the same time, another of similar characteristics related to Melilla appeared.
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