The peripheral neighborhoods of Ceuta hold demonstrations this Monday in protest over the situation in the city, which faces the consequences of the massive entry of thousands of people from Morocco. The protests arise in a context of a new migratory crisis that has affected the Spanish city.
Pedro Sánchez's government is considering a reform of immigration law to facilitate repatriations at the border. This measure aims to address the emergency situation caused by the arrival of thousands of people to the Spanish autonomous city.
Ceuta, as a Spanish enclave on Moroccan territory, has historically been a critical point on the migratory route between Africa and Europe. The massive entry of people in recent weeks has overwhelmed services and created significant social tension in the city.
