King Felipe VI visits Ceuta and Melilla, calling the territories part of Spain

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How the sides differ Alternative sources stress the king's sovereignty statement and ties with Morocco; right sources focus on his remark that illegal migrants should return home quickly.

King Felipe VI made an official visit on Tuesday to Ceuta, and to Melilla, Spanish territories in north Africa that Morocco claims. Alternative outlets report he called them an inalienable part of Spain, and one describes control of them as non-negotiable. They add that he stressed the need for good relations with Rabat after July's large migrant surge into Ceuta, which one source puts at more than 70,000 people. The right-leaning outlet instead reports he said illegal migrants must return to their countries of origin as soon as possible.

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Alternative · 2 sources F2France 24Ceuta an 'inalienable' part of Spain, king says on key visit

• SSemaforSpain's king says control of country's African territories is 'non-negotiable'

Present the visit as a statement on Spanish sovereignty over the territories, balanced by a call for good neighbourly relations with Morocco after the July surge.

Right BBreitbartSpanish King Felipe VI in Ceuta: All Illegal Arrivals Must Go Back ASAP

Presents the visit through migration, highlighting the king's reported call for illegal arrivals to return home quickly and describing Ceuta as invaded.