Clashes erupted between police and protesters in Ceuta, the Spanish enclave situated in North Africa, on August 27. The incidents occurred amid growing tension in the region.
The protests were motivated by the presence of thousands of migrants in the area, which has generated dissatisfaction among some segments of the local population.
Security forces were called in to contain the unrest, which resulted in scenes of confrontation in the streets of the enclave.
Ceuta, together with Melilla, are the only land entry points of the European Union on the African continent, being frequently the scene of immigration-related tensions.
