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Tens of thousands flooded into Spain’s volatile exclave Ceuta, many swimming or scaling fences, triggering a humanitarian disaster with at least 83 deaths reported across both sides. Spanish authorities scrambled to recover missing migrants while locals clashed over blame—some pointing fingers at border failures, others accusing traffickers and misinformation. The crisis ignited political firestorms, with far-right figures exploiting the chaos for attention, even sparking violent protests and forcing one politician to hide in a bar. Amid the turmoil, Pope Leo XIV urged calm and justice, as Ceuta’s residents grapple with grief, anger, and the urgent question: who is truly responsible?

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