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False social media posts about Spain’s border sparked migrant crossings into Ceuta

By Akram Oubachir

The Globe and Mail - World · 3d ago

Both Morocco and Spain blamed the Ceuta crisis on human smugglers and trafficking networks, but many migrants rejected that explanation

Originally published by The Globe and Mail - World.

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