Crying boy pleads with Spanish soldiers in Ceuta not to send him back to Morocco

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Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, has been a significant crossing point for migrants attempting to enter Europe from Morocco. The territory has seen numerous incidents of people trying to cross the border, often in desperate circumstances, highlighting the complexities of migration and border control in the region. The emotional appeal of the boy in the video underscores the human aspect of these migration attempts.

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Crying boy pleads with Spanish soldiers in Ceuta not to send him back to Morocco

A crying 12-year-old boy in Ceuta pleaded with Spanish soldiers not to be returned to Morocco, a video filmed by the Associated Press on Monday (3 August) shows.