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Analysts call for a non-coercive Morocco-Spain relationship over Ceuta and Melilla

International analysts discuss Morocco’s lack of a historical basis for claims concerning Ceuta and Melilla and urge a relationship without pressure or blackmail.

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The dispute concerns strategically sensitive Spanish territories and could affect Morocco-Spain relations.

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  1. Analistas internacionales se ponen de acuerdo: "Marruecos sabe que no hay una historia con Ceuta y Melilla en la cual fundamentarse; debemos tener una relación donde no haya chantajes" ↗cope.es · Recorded source date: Aug 24, 2026, 5:31 PM UTC

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