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Dołączył: 10 Mar 2024 Posty: 1
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Wysłany: Nie Mar 10, 2024 05:40 Temat postu: Now Ceuta. Moroccan expansionism |
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It is said that the Alawite king Hassan II had a map that incorporated into his dream of "Great Morocco" the ancient Spanish Sahara, the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla, the Canary Islands and even Andalusia, also reaching Mauritania. True or false, the facts of his persistent policy of step by step, winning or buying the neighbors before buying the house, with his strategy of "throwing the stone and hiding the hand", pointing to others as guilty and Morocco as the victim , over time it was bearing fruit in filling in some of the gaps that were missing in the aforementioned map, or at least, according to his understanding, it paved the way to achieve it. Map that seems to have been bequeathed to his son, the current monarch Mohamed VI.
Now we are attentive to the diplomatic, migratory and, therefore, humanitarian crisis that is currently looming over Ceuta with the irregular entry in a single day of some 10,000 Moroccans (most of them young) along BTC Users Number Data with some sub-Saharans, with the passive complicity of the Moroccan security forces. Crisis extended to the health field due to the Covid control difficulties of newcomers. And all of us, despite some failure in the necessary political unity, seek an immediate and quick solution to the problem posed by such an immigration challenge, which is very serious for Ceuta, without this really being the true substance of the issue, while some allude to to some root causes of the situation, causes that in some way apparently blame us.
However, even if we now positively resolve the situation by correctly responding to the challenge that Morocco poses to us, we will have done nothing more than apparently close a chronic neighborhood problem over time that always opens up when we touch it fully, opposing in some way Moroccan expansionism; Thus, every time we raise our historical and legal sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla, the Canary Islands and their waters, and say nothing when we point to a solution via referendum to the Sahara, Morocco, feeling ignored, offers us a threatening response to make its disagreement known. It is then that tensions arise in the form, according to analysts not dependent on neighborhood diplomacy, of Moroccan blackmail, pressure or repressive measures. |
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