Felipe VI and Letizia visit Ceuta and Melilla following migration crisis

King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia travel to Ceuta and Melilla to show their support for the residents following the migration crisis (Credit: AI-generated)

The Spanish King and his wife are making their first official visit to the two North African cities since taking office. The visit is intended to signal support to the residents and comes at a time of strained relations with…

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