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Felipe VI and Letizia reach Melilla
The Spanish Monarch, King Felipe VI, and his wife Queen Letizia arrived in occupied Melilla on an official visit, their first since ascending the throne in 2014, and the first visit by a Spanish royal family in 19 years. The visit aims to support the city's institutions following the recent migration crisis in Ceuta, where approximately 80,000 people crossed through the Tarajal border crossing, leading to political and social repercussions between Madrid and Rabat. The visit includes meetings with institutional leaders, visits to a school, and engagements with local community representatives. It is considered a significant political message, given its timing and symbolic meaning. This comes just weeks before Spain’s general elections and has attracted considerable media and official attention regarding its political implications.
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