No one looks at the sea on Trampolín beach. In the scant 140 meters of this small Ceuta cove, visitors and tourists no longer crowd the shore. For days it has been the open‑air refuge for migrants remaining in the city, whose horizon is not the Strait visible beyond the water. Nor is it the view uphill where the Temporary Immigrant Shelter (CETI) sits — there is no room left. That is why around 400 people, mostly men, spread out here across Trampolín’s rough sand to wait. Most do not really know what for.
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