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Spain highway ad sparks Ceuta Melilla debate
A commercial advertisement on a highway in Spain sparked widespread controversy after it featured a map of Morocco that included the southern regions, excluding Ceuta and Melilla. Spanish authorities and the Polisario Front representatives viewed this as a protest against including these two cities within Moroccan territory. Meanwhile, right-wing groups criticized the omission of the two Spanish cities from the map. It is worth noting that the campaign showcased Moroccan telecommunications services, and its design was approved by the Moroccan branch of the relevant company. The advertisement is expected to be removed in the coming days. This controversy occurs within the ongoing dispute over the status of Ceuta and Melilla, as Rabat and Madrid continue to contest sovereignty over the two cities.
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