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Latest news from Ceuta, live | Ceuta will appear as private prosecutor in the National Court case for the massive entry

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General5 September 2026 at 07:30

The city of Ceuta will act as private prosecutor in the proceedings before the National Court regarding the massive entry of thousands of people from Morocco. The Spanish city faces the consequences of this migratory crisis that caused great tension at the land border with Morocco.

The government of Pedro Sánchez is considering a reform of the aliens law to facilitate repatriations at the border. This situation represents a new migratory crisis that especially affected this Spanish city in North Africa, placing pressure on Spanish authorities.

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