Can Spain’s King Felipe ease Ceuta’s migration crisis? | DW News

Spain’s King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia have visited Ceuta as the Spanish territory in North Africa struggles with the aftermath of mass migrant crossings from Morocco this summer.

Around 80,000 people crossed into the small territory, and at least 10,000 migrants remain. With many residents angry at the Spanish government’s response, can the royal visit offer reassurance, and what happens next for those still waiting there?

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Chapters:
00:00 Spain’s King Felipe and Queen Letizia visit Ceuta after migrant crisis

00:35 Nicole Ris, DW correspondent reporting from Madrid, on the significance of the royal visit

01:07 The migration crisis explained; Spain-Morocco tensions and the message of sovereignty

03:21 Can the royal visit help calm tensions in Ceuta?

04:59 Possible reactions from Morocco and what could happen next

06:06 Report: Ceuta remains a flashpoint in Europe’s migration crisis

06:23 Report from Ceuta

06:51 Moroccan migrant on why he remains in Ceuta despite difficult conditions

07:35 Returned migrants alleging mistreatment by Spanish security forces

07:44 Moroccan migrant from near Rabat, on plans to attempt another border crossing

08:18 Increased Moroccan security measures aimed at preventing another mass crossing


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