Morocco blames Ceuta border surge on "exploitation of digital platforms," misleading info

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Morocco blames "malicious exploitation of digital platforms" and misleading information for the migrant surge into Ceuta.
Migrants reported seeing social media posts and videos suggesting "Spain is an open door."
Spain's Prime Minister previously blamed "human trafficking mafias."
Moroccan officials estimate around 40,000 people headed toward Ceuta and 1,135 toward Melilla.
Conflicting death tolls were reported: 11 by Morocco and at least 72 by Spain.
Most migrants have been returned to Morocco, and those reaching Melilla were immediately sent back.
Spain intends to add fencing around Ceuta.
European leaders reacted with condemnation and calls for strengthened border controls.

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