Ceuta migrants allege beatings as camps cleared ahead of royal visit
Summary
People in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, say Spanish soldiers mistreated them when clearing migrant camps before a visit by Spain’s king and queen on October 13. There is ongoing tension between Spain and Morocco, which claims Ceuta as its territory.Key Facts
- Migrant camps in Ceuta were cleared by Spanish authorities before the royal visit.
- Migrants reported being mistreated by Spanish soldiers during the clearing.
- The Spanish king and queen visited Ceuta on October 13.
- Ceuta is a Spanish-controlled area located in North Africa.
- Morocco claims that Ceuta belongs to its country, causing tension with Spain.
- This situation reflects wider issues around migration and territorial disputes in the region.
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