Thousands Rally in Spain Over Ceuta Migrant Crisis, Demand PM's Resignation

Large-scale protests erupted in Spain as demonstrators took to the streets over the government's response to a migrant surge in Ceuta. Protesters called for the Prime Minister's resignation and urged authorities to establish a clear plan for repatriating or redistributing the new arrivals. The crisis was triggered when over 70,000 migrants crossed the Spanish border within a two-day period in July. The Spanish government has attributed the dangerous crossings to human trafficking networks and the spread of misinformation. Morocco, however, has denied allegations that it played any role in facilitating or orchestrating the mass movement.