Ceuta Residents Engage in Violent Protests

Hundreds of Ceuta residents blocked Red Cross convoys, breached police lines, and set fire to migrant camps at El Trampolín beach.
Third day of violent unrest in Ceuta.
July 30 mass crossing of 70,000 migrants into Ceuta left thousands in the territory.
Residents have held regular demonstrations over security and hygiene concerns.
70 migrants ambushed military vehicle with stones, leading to detention of 12 Moroccan nationals.
Spain's Cabinet approved single command for Ceuta under Territorial Policy Minister Angel Victor Torres, allocating €25 million for unaccompanied minors.
Popular Party leader Alberto Nunez Feijoo criticized government's response.
Migration population estimates vary: Spain reports 3,500-7,000, while local leaders claim at least 10,000, complicating aid efforts.
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