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The article discusses the events of mass displacement from Melilla and Ceuta, which are under occupation, placing the blame for the deterioration on political and social failures within Morocco. The researcher Hussein Bakkar Al-Sabaoui emphasized that the crisis is related to the accumulation of failures and the unfair distribution of the fruits of development. He also warned of the impact of Spanish border policies and the neglect of the need for developmental cooperation. He pointed out that 90% of Ceuta's population are Moroccans in terms of identity and culture, and that economic weakness and the lack of justice in distributing national achievements have contributed to worsening the crisis. He called for holding political actors accountable and changing policies, stressing that solutions require shared responsibility between Morocco and Spain, and emphasizing the importance of addressing development issues and social justice within the country.
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