Cómo una oleada de migrantes marroquíes reavivó siglos de disputas territoriales con España
Tras la irrupción de decenas de miles de migrantes en el territorio español de Ceuta, Marruecos y España se señalan mutuamente como responsables
Valoración
The recent migrant surge into Ceuta has reopened old wounds between Morocco and Spain, exposing a fragile relationship built over centuries of contested sovereignty. Beyond the immediate humanitarian crisis, the dispute over responsibility threatens to destabilize bilateral cooperation on migration management and counterterrorism. Watch whether Morocco uses this leverage to press its territorial claims on Ceuta and Melilla, or if Spain can broker a diplomatic solution without conceding ground.

