A week after the border breach, Spain's Ceuta counts its economic losses

A week after around 60,000 migrants breached the land border with Morocco, Spain's autonomous city of Ceuta has begun assessing its economic damage. Business owners from the Confederation of Business of Ceuta (CECE) say trade, services, tourism and hospitality have suffered the most. They also warn of long-term reputational damage to the city, as quoted by Spanish economic newspaper Expansión.

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