The migratory crisis in Ceuta immediately triggered alarms in the Canary Islands, not only because of the magnitude of the numbers – 80,000 people crossed the border from Morocco in just two days – but also because the Archipelago knows well what it means to face a migratory crisis. Since then, the possibility that what occurred in the autonomous city could find a reflection in the Islands has been present on several occasions. This idea gains special relevance when taking into account the similar crises that the Canary Islands has already faced, being the main gateway to Europe.

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Can the Canary Islands Experience a Crisis Like the One in Ceuta?
El Periódico Mediterráneo - General9 September 2026 at 08:00
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