The Government Dismisses a Diplomatic Clash with Rabat and Describes the Incursion of Its Ships Into Spanish Waters as a 'Time Fact'
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In the Moncloa they move tranquility because they believe that the previous diplomatic work to placate the response of the kingdom of Mohamed VI will take effect...
What does the minister of Islamic affairs of Mohamed VI say that Ceuta and Melilla were Moroccan territories? That when Juan Carlos I went to the autonomous city nineteen years ago there was a diplomatic crisis? That the president of the government argued that Felipe VI has not gone to Ceuta in the twenty years (sic) that he has been reigning because he has not wanted? That the agenda of the Royal House manages it, depending on the socialist min…
With his visit to Ceuta, Spain's King Felipe VI affirms his country's claim to the exclave. Rabat once answered such a journey with retaliation measures. A scenario is omnipresent in Ceuta.
Although in the government they try to convey an image of "absolute normality" during the visit of the Kings to Ceuta and Melilla, the possibility that it will eventually trigger...
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To the demonstrations called in Morocco after the visit of the now Emeritus king to Ceuta in 2007 was succeeded the withdrawal of the ambassador in Madrid. Now, in the government they see “more reasons than ever” for the visit of the Kings to Ceuta and Melilla, but dismisses a diplomatic clash and minimizes a possible reaction of the neighboring country. Without wanting to concrete the previous contacts regarding this visit, sources from Moncloa…
The Maghreb satrapilla considers that the presence of kings in the two Spanish squares is an aggression that will not go unpunished.
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