Key Points
- Thousands of migrants have passed through Fes
- Tension has increased between Spain and Morocco
- The enclave has an important strategic location
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Spain's enclave in Fes has become a transit point for thousands of migrants in recent days, causing tension between Spain and Morocco.
The enclave, which has been under Spanish control for centuries, is strategically located in the Mediterranean and has become a growing problem with migrant crossings.
Relations between Spain and Morocco have become strained due to the migrant crisis, and the two countries have begun to work together to prevent migrant crossings.
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- What is the enclave?
- The enclave is a region in Fes under Spanish control.
- How did the migrant crisis start?
- The migrant crisis began with thousands of migrants trying to cross through Fes.
- What are the relations like between Spain and Morocco?
- Relations between Spain and Morocco have become strained due to the migrant crisis.
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