Ceuta's Crisis: Spain Confronts a Bigger Issue Than Territorial Integrity The image of thousands of migrants pouring into Ceuta, Spain's tiny North African enclave, is searing itself into the collective consciousness.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez claims that this surge constitutes a "violation of territorial sovereignty. " But what does he mean by this?
Is it merely a diplomatic nicety or a hint at deeper concerns about Spain's role in the region? The numbers are stark: 60,000 migrants have crossed over from Morocco in recent days.