Leading Spanish prelate calls Ceuta migrant surge an ‘invasion’
August 08, 2026
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CWN Editor's Note: The president of the Spanish Episcopal Conference described the surge of 60,000 Moroccans into Ceuta, a Spanish city of 84,000, as an “invasion.”
“Biopolitics is key in the current world power structure,” Archbishop Luis Argüello of Valladolid said in a social media post. “Life is played with, and people—their dreams, hunger, sexuality, and data—are used in favor of profit and power.
“Migrations are part of this strategy,” he added. “The Ceuta invasion is a test. Demography is a weapon.”
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