One month after the crisis in Ceuta, hundreds of protests continue to take place while the Spanish city in North Africa has yet to regain normalcy.
The political opposition holds the Government responsible for how it handled the situation, while the Executive itself points the finger at Russia as responsible for the events.
In turn, the police forces involved in managing the crisis attribute the responsibility to Morocco, which allowed the massive entry of migrants into the city.
Ceuta remains in a situation of instability, with the different actors trying to assign blame while the local population continues to face the consequences of what happened a month ago.
