A Crisis at the Border: Morocco's Unanswered Questions The scenes near the Spanish enclave of Ceuta have left the world bewildered.
A sudden influx of hundreds of thousands, a death toll that continues to rise, and a trail of unanswered questions have raised concerns about the Moroccan government's role in this crisis.
Last week's events were unprecedented – 72,000 people made their way into Ceuta, a tiny Spanish territory on the north African coast.