Will more than 80,000 migrants have left Ceuta for Morocco since the mass entry?

Warum: The supplied evidence does not show any public statement by the Spanish national government (Ministerio del Interior) or by Spanish security forces (Policía Nacional or Guardia Civil) claiming a cumulative total strictly greater than 80,000 migrants had departed Ceuta for Morocco. Key supplied items: the Policía/Fuerzas de Seguridad were reported by EFE (2026-08-02) as estimating about 73,500 had left Ceuta for Morocco; the Interior Ministry (minister Fernando Grande‑Marlaska) is reported in the supplied le360 piece (published 2026-08-05) as saying ~72,000 had entered and ~70,000 had returned; earlier Reuters reporting (2026-07-31) gave lower return counts (about 48,300 by the evening of 31 July). A Ceuta local official (Juan Jesús Vivas) is quoted as saying 80,000 entries, but he is a local official (not the national government/security forces) and that refers to entries rather than departures/returns. No supplied source shows the national government or the named security forces publicly stating a departures/returns figure >80,000 on or before 2026-08-06.