Spanish enclave of Ceuta tries to adjust to latest migrant influx
Residents of Spain's multi-ethnic city of Ceuta are used to being in the news every time there's a crack in the fragile alliance between Spain and Morocco. For many "Ceutis," as locals are known, that comes with the territory of living in a small European city on the north coast of Africa. Ceuta is culturally closely intertwined with Morocco, with Muslims making over 40 percent of the population, but the city is also divided by high perimeter fences that separate two extremes of poverty and prosperity. As relations between Spain and Morocco worsened this week, some residents confronted the s...