King Mohammed VI Pardons 1,788 Prisoners Amidst Migrant Surge in Ceuta
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King Mohammed VI of Morocco has pardoned 1,788 prisoners to mark the Throne Day, amidst a surge of migrants reaching Ceuta. Over 1,500 illegal immigrants have arrived in Ceuta in the last 10 days, with around 300 attempting to cross daily. The pardon includes prisoners with reduced sentences, released prisoners, a death-row inmate, and a life-sentence prisoner. Ceuta's president describes the situation as an 'absolute humanitarian and social emergency', but the Spanish government denies declaring a national emergency.
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