Morocco’s Left Alliance Slams Spanish Monarchs’ Visit to Occupied Ceuta, Melilla
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Several Moroccan organizations have threatened Spanish monarchs, even with "screw blood".
The Kings fulfill their journey to the Spanish autonomous cities with the aim of reaffirming sovereignty and territorial integrity
Some circles of the Moncloa do not exclude a diplomatic response from Morocco after the visit of King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia to Ceuta and Melilla. According to El Mundo, this reaction could be manifested by a "recall of his ambassador to Madrid for consultations", despite the reassuring statements of the government that on Tuesday this visit is carried out under "very normal" conditions. This scenario is based on a 2007 precedent, when Raba…
B. The Executive Office of the Democratic Confederation of Labour condemned the visit of the Spanish monarch to the occupied cities of Ceuta and Melilla as a provocative step and an attempt to perpetuate the reality of the conflict.
Rabat: The visit of Spanish King Felipe VI to the occupied cities of Ceuta and Melilla, on 13 and 14 October, led the political and media debate in Morocco and brought the two cities back to the fore, amid criticism expressed by civilian bodies and activists on social media sites, along with a clear position of the left-wing alliance, which condemned the visit as a step [...].
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