Ceuta and Melilla described as colonial enclaves

The Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla are characterized as colonial outposts, representing the final strongholds of Spanish colonialism. This perspective challenges the framing of recent migration surges into these territories as invasions.

Arguments suggest that the responsibility for migration lies with the Global North, citing historical exploitation of resources, civil wars, and climate change in Africa as driving factors for exodus. The text calls for the recognition of the rights of people living in these territories and the initiation of decolonization processes.