Circa 1.700 de migranţi au fost transferaţi de pe plajele din Ceuta în corturi amenajate în portul exclavei spaniole din nordul Africii

The Spanish police have relocated migrants from precarious conditions on Ceuta's beaches to temporary shelters in the port, accommodating up to 1,700 people. The operation began early Friday and faced initial tensions as people sought to secure spots. By noon, all available spaces were filled, raising the total capacity for temporary reception to 6,000. Following a massive influx of over 70,000 migrants in late July, many have returned to Morocco, but thousands remain, leading to local unrest and political tensions. The Spanish government is now tasked with identifying migrants for asylum eligibility or return procedures. The situation has sparked criticism from opposition parties regarding the government's handling of the crisis and its relations with Morocco.