Over €30M
Estimated losses in local commerce and public spaces.
Source: Estimates from the city's business sector.
The movement continues
Now we must turn citizen energy into proposals to restore normality, strengthen Ceuta and put it back where it belongs. Ceuta is Spain, and Spain begins in Ceuta.
Book of support
We're already 66,148 people for Ceuta
Goal: 100,000 signatures
Upcoming gatherings
These are the next civic and peaceful gatherings. Past events are automatically hidden from this selection.
There are no new dates published yet.
We will update this space when new gatherings are announced.
2030 World Cup
If our partner for the 2030 World Cup is an unreliable one that keeps damaging our country's interests, the best thing is not to host that World Cup alongside them. A shared bid demands trust, respect and good neighbourliness.
Our criticism targets the decisions of the Moroccan State, never people.
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The next stage
Propose solutions, support the ones you believe in and share them so they travel far. Because Ceuta is Spain, and Spain begins in Ceuta.
Ceuta Nos Une + PorCeuta
After the gatherings, we continue a civic, coordinated collaboration. We share the goal of restoring normality, defending coexistence and bringing an agreed voice to institutions.
Latest support
People and organisations from all over Spain who have already joined this citizen initiative.
Context and current affairs
Over €30M
Estimated losses in local commerce and public spaces.
Source: Estimates from the city's business sector.
141
People who died on both sides of the border.
Source: Caminando Fronteras. The number confirmed by the authorities is lower.
7,000 – 10,000
People who remain in Ceuta today.
Source: Current estimates; official figures have varied.
Those who died, and those who are sleeping in undignified conditions today, are people — not numbers, and not pawns sent by unscrupulous governments to act against Ceuta.
A Spanish city of around 80,000 inhabitants cannot indefinitely absorb an emergency affecting a proportion of its population on this scale.
Spain, Morocco and the European Union must be held accountable, and it must be established how the situation was allowed to reach this point.
The ultimate goal is to restore public spaces, security, economic activity, public services and community life.
For this reason, the best solution is for all these people to return to their countries of origin, except in humanitarian cases requiring protection, and always with safeguards, assistance and dignified treatment.
See the full contextWho are we?
An initiative born from the citizens
Por Ceuta began with a simple question: how can I help my city with what I know how to do?
The initiative was launched by Carlos Delgado, born in Cádiz but a Ceutan by adoption for years and a professional in the digital field. While doctors, police officers, the media and many other groups contributed their work, Carlos decided to contribute by creating this space to bring together the voices of those who want to support Ceuta and help it recover calm, coexistence and normality.
But Por Ceuta is not a personal initiative and does not belong to any political party. From the very first moment, many people have joined in and collaborate entirely selflessly: citizens with different ideas, beliefs, professions and ways of understanding life, united by the wish to help Ceuta.
“This comes about in a very simple way: trying to help with what each of us does best.”
Foro Ciudadano de Apoyo a Ceuta y Melilla
We collaborate with this citizen support and coordination forum.
Ceuta Nos Une
A citizen initiative with which we coordinate, without political parties, rallies and communication about Ceuta's situation.
PorCeuta is born from citizens and works for citizens. There are no political labels behind it. Anyone — individual, group or organisation — who shares its aims and wants to contribute constructively is welcome.
Because defending Ceuta, caring for its image and helping to restore its normality is a task in which we can all do our bit.
Do you want to help? Join Por Ceuta.