This Is What It Means for Google Maps to Delineate the Borders of Ceuta and Melilla with a Discontinuous Line
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The company uses this format to mark borders on which "the places involved do not agree in the definition of the border".
People's Party (PP) Euro MPs will take the case to the European Commission, arguing that Google should change the representation of the borders of the two autonomous Spanish cities in North Africa
Goolge Maps does not recognize Spain’s full sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla with a consolidated border, such as the one it draws between Spain and Portugal. And the matter is going to come to the European Commission to ask for its rectification. The browser does not mark the border of the two Spanish cities in Africa with a black line, but does so with a discontinuua. It is the one that it grants to those territories that are, in its view, “i…
The symbolology he uses identifies as "disputed" the boundaries of Ceuta and Melilla with Morocco and that of Spain with the Rock, although the disputes are different
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