Fnideq (Morocco) – Ceuta (Spain) Border Crossing

Fnideq (Morocco) – Ceuta (Spain) Border Crossing

The Fnideq (Morocco) - Ceuta (Spain) fence, located in northern Africa, is one of the main borders used by people on the continent to try to immigrate to the European Union. In September 2024, a massive attempt to cross the fence occurs, and the Moroccan police push back hundreds of people who head towards the Spanish exclave. In 2024, Spain receives 46,000 migrants. (Photo by Lucas Neves/NurPhoto)

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