The government of the Spanish autonomous city of Ceuta, on North African soil, is “concerned” about the calls circulating on Moroccan social media regarding a new mass entry into the enclave that would be scheduled for next August 15. This was stated by the spokesperson of the Ceuta government, Alejandro Ramirez, according to El Mundo.
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“Obviously, after what happened, it is worrying that these rumors are circulating on social media,” admitted the Autonomous City representative during a press conference held after a Government Council meeting.
Report to Spanish authorities
Ramirez assured that the local administration has brought “these messages” to the attention “of the competent authorities so that they can take them into consideration in case something similar happens.” “We hope it does not happen,” concluded the spokesperson.
In recent days, messages inviting people to join groups created to coordinate a collective attempt to cross the border between Morocco and the Spanish autonomous city have started circulating on social media such as TikTok and WhatsApp.
The new calls for a mass entry into Ceuta mid-month have also been identified by Spanish security forces, according to broadcaster Antena 3. Security sources consider the initiative unlikely, arguing that neither Spain nor Morocco would allow a repeat of a situation similar to the one that occurred a few days ago in Ceuta.
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