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Moncloa Stops King Felipe VI Ceuta Visit
The article discusses the controversy surrounding the potential visit of King Felipe VI to the city of Ceuta, amid calls within Spain for a symbolic gesture to assert sovereignty following the recent migration crisis. The Spanish government fears that the visit could become a diplomatic issue that heightens tensions with Morocco, especially since the constitution requires constitutional consensus with the Palace of Moncloa on such decisions. History, particularly King Juan Carlos's visit in 2007 which led to a diplomatic crisis with Rabat, serves as a cautionary factor. Experts also point to the importance of economic and security relations between Spain and Morocco and the risks of escalation. So far, the most cautious option remains postponing or canceling the scheduled visit to avoid further tensions with Morocco, while internal and external pressures continue to push for a symbolic but significant gesture.
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