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This Is How the Moroccan Press Deals with the Ceuta Crisis: From Criticism of Spain's 'Disconcerting' Policy to Warnings About Felipe VI's Visit

Summary by El Periódico
"Between a judicial investigation and a new support for Morocco, Spain is lost in its own cacophony", has recently titled the Moroccan digital Le360. With the Moroccan authorities keeping a low profile in the face of the crisis in Ceuta, it has been the country's press that has followed with the most attention every movement of Spanish politics around the autonomous city. In a context marked by the electoral campaign, the most official media hav…
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"Between a judicial investigation and a new support for Morocco, Spain is lost in its own cacophony", has recently titled the Moroccan digital Le360. With the Moroccan authorities keeping a low profile in the face of the crisis in Ceuta, it has been the country's press that has followed with the most attention every movement of Spanish politics around the autonomous city. In a context marked by the electoral campaign, the most official media hav…

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El Periódico broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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