Zeci de mii de migranți s-au întors în mod voluntar în Maroc după ce au trecut pe teritoriul spaniol Ceuta

Tens of thousands of migrants returned to Morocco after a chaotic influx in Ceuta, Spain, which reignited immigration debates. At least 57 migrants died during the journey. The president of Ceuta estimated around 60,000 migrants, nearly 70% of the territory's population, but many returned home quickly due to the humanitarian crisis. Spanish authorities deployed military and police to restore order, while clashes occurred on the Moroccan side. Young Moroccans sought better job opportunities in Spain but faced chaos. The situation prompted Italy and France to tighten controls on arrivals from Spain. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez condemned the border breach and blamed human traffickers for the crisis.