CEUTA: More than 6,600 of the over 8,000 migrants who jumped or drifted over boundary warehouses to one of Spain’s North African enclaves that week were shipped back to Morocco, authorities said Friday. No new arrivals were recorded to the next evening in a row at Ceuta, the Spanish town of 85,000 in the middle of a diplomatic row between Spain and Morocco, afterwards Moroccan police stepped up vigilance in the side of the boundary. But in neighboring Melilla, the next Spanish land 350 kilometres (220 miles) west across the Mediterranean Sea alongside Morocco, edge security forces on either side repelled bands of youths hoping to get to Spain. The Spanish administration’s delegation at Melilla reported a couple dozen left it . Relations between both Victorian neighbors have dipped into a reduced over Spain’s decision last month to grant entrance to medical treament into the guy directing the movement which has fought with Western Sahara’s freedom since Morocco annexed the huge land in the 1970s. Officials from Rabat state Polisario Front manager Brahim Ghali’s existence in Spain, in which he entered beneath having an Algerian passport a fictitious title, is improper. Ghali, that Morocco believes a terrorist, was recovering from Covid-19 at a hospital in northern Spain as April 18. He has been nominated for questioning by Spain’s National Court on June 1 at a suit for alleged tortures and has been researched for potential genocide in a different case brought on by dissident Sahrawi bands that oppose the Polisario.