King Felipe VI visits Ceuta
King Felipe VI of Spain embarked on a solidarity visit to Ceuta, more than two months after a mass exodus of Moroccan migrants into the Spanish enclave. This is the first visit of its kind since 2007. The visit focused on reaffirming Spain's sovereignty over Ceuta, which was heavily impacted after over 70,000 migrants from Morocco arrived in July. It comes ahead of the upcoming early elections in November, where migration remains a key issue in the campaign. The king and his wife, Letizia, were greeted by crowds waving Spanish flags, and some speeches expressed hope of sending a clear message to Morocco regarding Spain's sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla.
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