Hundreds of migrants continue to stay in the Spanish city of Ceuta, refusing to return to Morocco following a recent influx. The exact number of migrants remaining is undisclosed by the government delegation, but local authorities estimate around 10,000 are present. Many are now located in city parks and outside the CETI (Center for Temporary Stay of Immigrants), seeking assistance. The situation highlights ongoing challenges with migration and border control in the region. The Spanish government faces increasing pressure to manage the influx and provide support for those stranded. The migrants' reasons for refusing return are not detailed in this report, but likely stem from seeking asylum or better opportunities. The permanence of this situation remains uncertain as authorities grapple with a complex humanitarian and political issue.