Spain’s king says control of country’s African territories is ‘non-negotiable’
Felipe VI linked the enclave to EU security and urged officials to stand united after more than 80,000 migrants crossed from Morocco.
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Spain's King Felipe VI says migrants who entered Ceuta must go home
King Felipe VI said Tuesday that people who entered Spain irregularly during this summer's mass crossing into Ceuta should return to their places of origin ASAP through established legal procedures.
King of Spain in Ceuta: ‘Sovereignty and territorial integrity are not negotiable, and faced with any risk, our duty is their defense’
During a historic visit to the Spanish city in northern Africa that is still grappling with the fallout of a mass influx of migrants in late July, Felipe VI said that ‘any threat’ to the border ‘is a threat to the whole EU’
Spain's king says control of country's African territories is 'non-negotiable'
Spain’s king said his country’s control of exclaves in Africa was “non-negotiable,” after the cities became flashpoints in territorial disputes with Morocco and Europe’s anti-immigration debate. Ceuta rose to international prominence in July, when more than 70,000 people swept into the tiny…
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