Geopolitical Analysis of Ceuta Crisis

The problem with the situation in Ceuta, a crisis

of migration or a geopolitical strategy, I'm going to give you my opinion

let's not kid ourselves, this is a geopolitical strategy

by the enemies of Spain

Ceuta is not simply a sovereign city

since the 17th century, it has been one of the most important strategic points

in the world, it is the perfect enclave for controlling the Strait and the Mediterranean

whoever controls Ceuta controls one of the most important strategic points in the world

that's what this is about, and Spain has many key important points

Melilla, Alboran Island,

the Peñón de Vélez, the Peñón de Alhucemas, the Chafarinas Islands,

Perejil Island, six

strategic points, and Spain's enemies, the Anglosphere,

and Morocco, do not like that

the constant pressure on Ceuta goes far beyond migration

it is a geopolitical dispute for control of the Mediterranean

I also believe Spain acts with a very limited room for maneuver

due to its international commitments, NATO and the European Union

condition Spain's ability to respond freely

and exercise a firmer policy on Ceuta

weakening the Spanish presence in North Africa, in this case Ceuta,

would mean stripping Spain of strategic weight over control of the Strait of Gibraltar

that is why I consider the defense of Ceuta to be a matter of national sovereignty

Ceuta is not up for negotiation,

Ceuta is not to be abandoned,

Ceuta is Spain, and defending Ceuta is

defending our national sovereignty and our history in one of

the most important strategic points in the world. Long live Ceuta and long live Spain!