Ceuta President: 15,000 migrants remain after 80,000 surge; criticizes Madrid's passivity

Ceuta's president reports 15,000 migrants still in the city following an influx of over 80,000 in late July, accusing the Spanish government of 'alarming passivity.' The claim is unverified and likely reflects political pressure ahead of local elections. This highlights ongoing migration pressure on Spain's North African enclaves and potential strain on local resources.