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Spanish judge cites Isabella’s order to divide Morocco
The article concludes that the migration crisis in the city of Ceuta has led to a serious escalation in hostile rhetoric towards Morocco in Spain. The criticism has gone beyond political disagreements to include calls for military action and threats of bombing Rabat, with Morocco being described as an occupation and threats of "occupation" and "invasion." The statements made by Spanish religious and political leaders reflect a shift from border disputes to a historic and hostile discourse that portrays Morocco as a cultural and military adversary. This threatens the relationship between the two countries and transforms it into a perception of an expected war, instead of managing disagreements through dialogue and cooperation.
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