Racist messages on social media fell by 4.7% in September to 96,270, 57% of which were about Ceuta, according to Oberaxe.

In September, the Spanish Observatory against Racism and Xenophobia (Oberaxe), an agency under the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, identified 96,270 instances of hate speech and discriminatory content on social media. This figure represents a 4.7% decrease in such content compared to the previous month of August.

The data indicates that 57% of the recorded hate speech specifically focused on the situation in Ceuta. The findings are part of the ongoing monitoring efforts by the government body to track and analyze trends in xenophobic and racist discourse across digital platforms.