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Ceuta Crisis Escalation
The article discusses the escalation of Spanish media and political rhetoric against Morocco following the mass crossing incident toward Ceuta in July. These campaigns are being used to serve partisan and electoral agendas at the expense of the relations between the two countries. Sources indicate that the Spanish right-wing, along with some leftist parties supporting separatism, are seeking to exploit the crisis to launch media attacks on Morocco. The aim is to hinder the Spanish government's plan to regularize the status of one million undocumented migrants, including approximately 300,000 Moroccans, by granting them Spanish citizenship. This is seen as an attempt by the right to redraw the electoral map. Meanwhile, investigations suggest there is involvement from Algerian entities working to escalate the situation by supporting waves of migration, with the goal of tarnishing Morocco's reputation and undermining its relations with Madrid and the European Union. It is emphasized that Moroccan-Spanish relations are founded on a commitment to good faith and a clear plan that upholds mutual respect.
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