
After the irregular arrival of thousands of migrants from Morocco to Ceuta on July 30, a Let's see team has discovered a girl prostitution network that operates in the autonomous city, offering themselves in exchange for food or money at roundabouts, according to testimonies from migrants and volunteers.
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On July 30, 2024, thousands of migrants entered Ceuta irregularly from Morocco, saturating the resources of the autonomous city and generating an overload situation that continues a month and a half later.
On July 30, thousands of migrants from Morocco entered Ceuta irregularly, creating an unprecedented situation in the autonomous city that, a month and a half later, continues to be absolutely overwhelmed.
Despite the authorities' attempts to control the city, this Monday, a Let's See team transferred to Ceuta has uncovered a girl prostitution ring that is currently operating in Ceuta.
The Telecinco morning reporter has been able to speak with a migrant who, although she has preferred to cover her face, has confirmed the existence of these sexual exploitation groups: "She says she knows of a couple of cases of little girls prostituting themselves in exchange for food."
Furthermore, the minor has pointed out that the girls stand at one of the city's roundabouts and offer themselves to passing cars. "Some are sold for 10, 20 or 30 euros," commented one of the volunteers who are trying to help in the autonomous city.
"They are taking advantage of the opportunity that these people are here. They are making money," added a resident of the area; while another citizen pointed out: "Here you will find good people and bad people." Likewise, another neighbor has assured that the person who is abusing these girls and forcing them into prostitution is "the bad people from Morocco who stay here, in El Príncipe."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The authorities will open a formal investigation against the sexual exploitation network discovered in Ceuta.
Very likely · Within days
Controls and surveillance will be increased at Ceuta roundabouts to prevent child prostitution.
Likely · Within weeks

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