The death toll from the attempted migration into Ceuta has reached at least 72, with five additional bodies found along the North African coast. Moroccan officials confirm 11 fatalities, while approximately 60,000 people managed to cross into the Spanish enclave, most returning to Morocco within days. The tragedy has intensified political debate, as far-right groups have exploited the incident to criticize Spain’s immigration policies and promote a narrative of European vulnerability. Despite the return to calm in Ceuta, the political impact persists, with these groups framing the event as an invasion, a portrayal that experts say misrepresents the underlying causes such as poverty and instability.
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