Migrant Struggles at Ceuta: A Humanitarian Crisis in the Making Ceuta, a Spanish enclave on the northern coast of Africa, has been a flashpoint for tensions between Morocco and Spain.
The strategic location was annexed by Spain in 1497, but its significance extends far beyond geography. For centuries, Ceuta has been a hub for trade, cultural exchange, and human migration between Europe and Africa.
Protests and tensions have marked the border between Morocco and Ceuta, sparked by migrants' struggles to cross into Spanish territory.