Key Points
- Ceuta is a city in Africa and part of Spain
- The city is the EU's southern border
- Ceuta is facing a migration crisis
Ceuta, a city in Africa, is a part of Spain and the EU's southern border. The city has a multicultural past and is facing a migration crisis. Ceuta has been a point of contention between Morocco and Spain.
The city's location makes it a gateway for migrants to enter Europe, and it is a crucial point for the implementation of the EU's migration policies.
The migration crisis in Ceuta affects the living conditions of the people residing in the city, which is known for being a multicultural society.
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