How 60,000 migrants walked into Spain in three days — and why Morocco didn’t stop them
People gather on a hilltop as smoke billows from the site of clashes near Fnideq on the Morocco-Spain border on July 31, 2026. — AFP pic Why now?
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The scale is far bigger than the last similar event in May 2021 when around 12,000 crossed the border from Morocco into Ceuta in just a few days, Vivas said at the time. Morocco has claimed sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla since its independence in 1956 – Spain has flatly rejected any talk. A joint letter signed by 22 member states has called for a unified response and the reinforcement of the EU's external borders.
Furthermore, EU will host emergency meeting next week after 60,000 migrants storm Spanish border into Ceuta.
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The scale is far bigger than the last similar event in May 2021 when around 12,000 crossed the border from Morocco into Ceuta in just a few days, Vivas said at the time.
according to Malay MailMorocco has claimed sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla since its independence in 1956 – Spain has flatly rejected any talk.
according to Malay MailA joint letter signed by 22 member states has called for a unified response and the reinforcement of the EU's external borders.
according to GB NewsEU will host emergency meeting next week after 60,000 migrants storm Spanish border into Ceuta.
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