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Morocco Revives Ceuta and Melilla Claim in Front of King Mohammed VI

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If Ceuta and Melilla weren’t already at the centre of political tension these past few weeks, new remarks made before Morocco’s king and crown prince are likely…

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In the first appearance of Mohamed VI after 30-J, the minister of Religious and Islamic Affairs appealed to the works of scholars to claim the "liberation of occupied cities" Read

·Madrid, Spain
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Morocco seems to have raised the tone in relation to the situation in Ceuta, a Spanish city in North Africa, where no less than 10,000 immigrants remain on the rise and waiting for what the Spanish authorities dictate. In this context, international media detailed that Moroccan king Mohamed ... Continue reading "How Morocco is raising the tone around Ceuta, by talking about "liberating occupied cities"" The post How Morocco is raising the tone a…

·Concepción, Chile
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The Spanish government reiterated this Tuesday that "Ceuta and Melilla are Spain", after a Moroccan minister spoke of the "liberation of the occupied cities in the Atlantic Ocean" during a ceremony presided by King Mohamed VI. "Ceuta and Melilla are Spain; they are our southern border and also that of Europe; nothing that [...] The entry Spanish government responds to Morocco that "Ceuta and Melilla are Spain" was first published in Foco Informa…

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