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Spanish opposition leader accuses Morocco of continuing aggression over Ceuta

Alberto Núñez Feijóo accused Morocco of continuing aggression and linked Ceuta to criticism of Spain’s prime minister. The remarks indicate political rhetoric rather than a confirmed new cross-border action.

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Tensions involving Morocco and Ceuta could affect bilateral relations, but no concrete escalation is established.

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