Ceuta's Crisis: A Flawed Fix for a Complex Problem The hastily installed floating barrier off the coast of Spain's North African territory, Ceuta, has brought an end to the mass influx of migrants that killed at least 67 people in recent days.
However, beneath this surface level solution lies a far more complicated crisis.
Ceuta's unique position as both a European Union member and an African country's neighbor makes it a magnet for migrants seeking better opportunities across the continent.