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Ignacio Guardañs on US stance toward Ceuta and Melilla
The article focused on the geopolitical dimensions of the Ceuta and Melilla crisis, indicating that the United States has finalized its stance regarding the future of these two cities, with particular emphasis on Ceuta, which is considered a strategic center at the Strait of Gibraltar. American interest has grown, and the position has shifted to the institutional level, especially after the U.S. Congress voted—considering the transfer of sovereignty from Spain to Morocco as an indicator of the crisis entering a new phase beyond traditional political debate. Criticism was directed at the lack of a clear response from the Spanish government to address these developments, while some right-wing parties accuse Morocco of using migration to pressure Spanish sovereignty, although similar international reactions have not been observed. Expert Ignacio Guardans called for understanding the geopolitical shifts surrounding Ceuta and Melilla, emphasizing that the issue has become strategic in nature with international entanglements that go beyond internal matters and migration, involving the political interests of Spain’s allies and external influences.
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