NPR News·4 min read·medium
What really happened in Ceuta? Why we may never find out
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Miguel Macias
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Following a mass border crossing in Ceuta that resulted in significant casualties, the Spanish government claims most migrants have returned to Morocco. Local residents describe the event as an unprecedented crisis that has left the community divided and fearful.
SEVILLE, Spain — When Juanjo Coronado wrote back to NPR, two weeks after the July 30 mass border crossing in Ceuta, to send an update on how he and his daughter were doing, he sent just one line: "same, which means worse."
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