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Photos of the missing in Ceuta on the same social networks that encouraged their exodus

The revelation of an alleged private trip to Mallorca by Prime Minister Ajanuch in the midst of a migration crisis between the two countries has sparked outrage in Moroccan media.

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Photos of the missing in Ceuta on the same social networks that encouraged their exodus

"We're going to Spain" was one of the viral slogans with the most interactions on social networks. A video that explained in dariya (Moroccan Arabic dialect) the Supreme Court's ruling that limits hot expulsions had 1.3 million views. “Whoever wants to emigrate to Ceuta, send a direct message”, they intercrossed in messaging groups.

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