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How Ceuta’s chequered history paved the way for deadly migrant border rush
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Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, has a complex and tumultuous history that has contributed to its unique status as a border crossing point. The city's location on the Strait of Gibraltar has made it a significant transit point for migrants and refugees seeking to enter Europe. This history of colonialism and migration has created a fragile and often contentious relationship between Ceuta and its neighboring countries.
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How Ceuta’s chequered history paved the way for deadly migrant border rush
The colonial legacies of both cities cast long shadows, writes Parvati Nair of The Conversation
5 Aug, 15:00
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