Spain maintains its sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla, two cities located in North Africa. Its strategic position makes them points of entry and exit of the Mediterranean Sea and enclaves of special relevance to the country. They are from Spain and, therefore, from Europe. La entrada Ceuta and Melilla: the last vestiges of the Spanish Empire in the world for 400 years was first published in Digital Process.
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Spain maintains its sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla, two cities located in North Africa. Its strategic position makes them points of entry and exit of the Mediterranean Sea and enclaves of special relevance to the country. They are from Spain and, therefore, from Europe. La entrada Ceuta and Melilla: the last vestiges of the Spanish Empire in the world for 400 years was first published in Digital Process.