Ceuta faces an unprecedented migration crisis: 'Muslims here are constantly required to prove they are real Spaniards'
The arrival of 72,000 people from Morocco in the Spanish enclave between July 30 and 31 exposed both the cracks and the bonds of solidarity running through this city, where Christians and Muslims have lived side by side for centuries.
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