The Vice-President of the Moroccan Parliament Defends Morocco's "Legitimate Rights" to Claim Ceuta and Melilla
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Coalition and opposition unite in the Moroccan parliament to demand sovereignty over the Spanish cities. Filipe VI's visit to Ceuta, on 13 October, inflamed the debate.
Coalition and opposition unite in the Moroccan parliament to demand sovereignty over the Spanish cities. Filipe VI's visit to Ceuta, on 13 October, inflamed the debate.
After more than a month of silence from the official bodies, the question of the claim of sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla has re-emerged this Thursday in the Parliament of Morocco during the investiture debate of Fátima Mansouri as prime minister. The vice president of the House of Representatives Adil el Bitar, member of the Party of Authenticity and Modernity (PAM) of the appointed head of government, has defended in a parliamentary interve…
The Vice-President of the Moroccan Parliament defends Morocco's "legitimate rights" to claim Ceuta and Melilla
Government and opposition parties claimed Moroccan sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla in the Moroccan parliament.
The Vice-President of the Moroccan Parliament, Adil El Bitar, claims alleged 'legitimate rights' over both Spanish cities
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