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Spain and Morocco continue dispute over Tropic seamount exploitation rights

A report says the Tropic seamount, about 500 kilometers from El Hierro, remains disputed between Spain and Morocco. Spain is expected to continue defending its claimed right to exploit the area.

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The dispute concerns competing maritime claims and potential access to offshore resources.

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