Ceuta8,300 migrants sit in shelters while 4,000 sleep outside.
Thousands marched in Madrid on Saturday demanding an early election over the crisis.
Morocco says it will take them back, but Spain must first identify each person and hear asylum claims.
Spanish authorities deny migrants’ accounts of beatings by uniformed men, saying police respect human rights.
Spain’s cabinet is reportedly due Tuesday to approve a decree shortening asylum decisions and speeding returns.
How each outlet framed it
drawn from 100+ reports worldwide
- Euro Weekly News Spain
- features Morocco's diplomatic offer to accept returns (Bourita statement) while questioning Spain's failure to facilitate them
- Euronews English
- foregrounds right-wing "March for Dignity" protest calling situation an "invasion," frames migrant crisis as leverage for snap elections
- Arab News
- documents Sanchez's diplomatic reversal: blamed Morocco's 'border control failure' Tuesday, praised deployment Wednesday
- Al Jazeera Online leans critical
- centers migrant testimony (Anis Fadi: makeshift shelters, police with batons), reports 6,000–13,000 remain, mostly unsheltered
- Free Malaysia Today
- reports organizer claims 180,000 vs government 20,000 turnout, manifesto demands snap election by November 15 and full migrant return
Sources: Euro Weekly News Spain, Euronews English, Arab News, Al Jazeera Online, Free Malaysia Today