@worldpoliticsexplained: Media outlets often describe what’s happening in Ceuta as a “migration crisis.” But as someone who was born and raised there, I know it’s much deeper and more complex than that. This isn’t just about migration. It’s a geopolitical issue shaped by the complicated relationship between Spain, Morocco, and the wider region. In this video, I explain why. #ceuta #melilla #morocco #spain #geopolitics

ceuta n melilia🇲🇦 :

welcome to Morocco

Pedro🥥🎯 :

My God, you betty betty pretty .

Mĩã🌬️ :

yeah and gibraltar belong to the uk

Charif El Keiraouani :

Beautiful Moroccan city 🇲🇦

dw7578 :

Ceuta and mililya are Moroccan

010 :

If you give it back to morocco it will still conect afrika and europa good with logistics routes

Aligator de Luxxx. :

Free Ceuta and Melilia

Nihilism ⚛️虛無主義 :

Mrkoppp :

Free Ceuta

OMāR :

orcaaxll :

mejor periodista de españa

kmarron :

as you can see i find you beautiful 🤣😁🥰

DAMIEN :

Luis :

very good

Mohammad Mohammad Ali :

nice

Pedro🥥🎯 :

we don't give up

Luis :

direct

at87k :

Colonizer free Ceuta

hamza eagles :

zeffi111 :

Please get your facts straight. Morocco having an official territorial dispute with Spain over Ceuta and Melilla is not the same thing as saying “Moroccans claim Ceuta is Morocco” or that Moroccans are threatening Spain. I’m from Tetouan, literally next to Ceuta, and people from northern Morocco have crossed that border for generations to shop, work, visit friends and family and go about their everyday lives. We have never experienced people around us obsessing over “taking Ceuta back” the way you’re portraying it. You’re taking a geopolitical dispute between states and presenting it as the mindset of an entire population. Those are two very different things.😊

asmabb :

ceuta meliloa las chaffarinas canrias are moroccan

Zozo(اليسر) :

Ceuta is a colonized city and Melilla and Morocco is older than Spain