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American Spending Project: Ceuta and Melilla under Spanish control
The proposals in the American foreign aid bill reveal a changing stance regarding the status of Ceuta and Melilla, as the phrase "under Spanish administration" and the term "future status" imply an indirect American acknowledgment that the two cities remain subjects of long-standing Moroccan claims and are considered part of Moroccan territory, despite being administered by Spain. The report officially supports diplomatic efforts between Morocco and Spain concerning the future of these two cities, with millions of dollars allocated to national security programs. It confirms that Washington views Ceuta and Melilla as part of Moroccan territory that remains open to negotiation, thereby strengthening Rabat’s bargaining position on the issue.
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