Spain reports being "closer" to resolving the crisis stemming from the entry of 70,000 people into Ceuta two months ago. Approximately 2,700 individuals have returned to Morocco within the past week, signaling a potential de-escalation of the situation. The Spanish government views this as a positive development towards stability in Ceuta. The returnees crossed back into Morocco, easing pressure on the Spanish enclave. Next week, the King and Queen of Spain are scheduled to visit Ceuta. This visit is likely intended to demonstrate support and assess the ongoing situation firsthand. The crisis began with a large influx of migrants, creating a humanitarian and political challenge for Spanish authorities.