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Desert Occupied, Ceuta and Melilla Spanish
The article discusses the contradiction in the Algerian stance toward the occupied city of Ceuta and Melilla. Algerian media outlets portray these two cities in a way that conflicts with their slogans about "historical rights" and "opposition to occupation." While international reports and academic studies treat Ceuta and Melilla as disputed territories between Morocco and Spain, Algerian media adopt a completely Spanish-centric narrative, ignoring Morocco’s claim to regain them. The article also highlights the same double standard regarding the Western Sahara issue, where Algeria supports the Polisario Front and opposes Morocco’s position that considers the region part of its territory—despite historical and geographical evidence confirming Morocco’s sovereignty. These attitudes demonstrate that Algeria’s slogans concerning rights and history are not consistently applied; rather, they are manipulated for political purposes in line with Algeria's interests. This reveals the fragility of the claims it promotes concerning the rights of peoples and regions involved in territorial disputes.
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