USA.- The billionaire tycoon Elon Musk has mocked Spain over the migration crisis taking place in Ceuta, with the irregular entry into the country of thousands of people from Morocco, and has pointed out that similar episodes occurred in the United States under the presidency of Democrat Joe Biden.
Musk posted on his social network ‘X’ comparing the situation in Ceuta to scenes from the movie ‘World War Z’, which deals with a zombie pandemic that threatens to wipe out humanity, with the phrase: “Wow, the situation in Spain looks crazy!”.
The post did not take long to go viral on social media, where it generated a wave of reactions. Among the most widely shared comments is one that states: “Finally, we didn’t need your Nazi salute to identify your political color”.
In ‘World War Z’, when the world begins to be invaded by a legion of the undead, Gerry Lane, played by Brad Pitt, an expert United Nations investigator, tries to prevent the end of civilization in a race against time and fate.
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Also, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, has referred to the situation, using it to reinforce his discourse on border control. In statements reported by Fox News, the president maintained that the images recorded in the Spanish enclave represent a warning for his country ahead of the upcoming presidential elections.
“It is terrible. Remember those images. That is how we will be in three years if the wrong side wins,” stated Trump in reference to a potential victory by the Democratic Party.
An unprecedented migration crisis
More than 60,000 migrants entered irregularly through the border between Fnideq (Castillejos in its Spanish name) and Ceuta leaving at least 67 dead, according to official Spanish sources, which has been described as an unprecedented migration crisis.
The main access road from the center of Fnideq to the border crossing dawned this Saturday armored by Moroccan security forces, who are cutting off vehicle traffic about two kilometers from the border.
The clashes that took place on Friday between migrants and police turned this area into the scene of a pitched battle that left buses and cars burned and littered the road with debris and trash.
Dozens of buses began the transfer of migrants to various points in the country on Friday, such as Tangier or Casablanca, to facilitate their return to their cities of origin.
