Ceuta
1 articleCeuta is a Spanish autonomous city on the North African coast and a direct land interface between Spain, Morocco and the European Union’s external border system. The tag follows border controls, cross-border commerce, ferry traffic, port activity, customs arrangements and migration pressures around the Strait of Gibraltar. Its scope is the enclave’s institutional and logistical role, not a general Spain-Morocco relationship tag or a substitute for wider western Mediterranean migration coverage.
Ceuta leader demands EU action as migrant influx overwhelms city
Ceuta's president Juan Jesús Vivas has broken with Madrid and urged the EU to confront Morocco and fund urgent border security, warning that the Spanish exclave faces collapse after 80,000 migrants entered in a single day and over 150 died at sea.