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Polls Show Spaniards' Views on Morocco
Recent events have centered on the escalating tension in the relations between Spain and Morocco, particularly regarding the Melilla crisis and its resulting political escalation. At the same time, there remains a divergence between political statements and studies or surveys, which show that the majority of Spaniards believe that understanding with Morocco is essential to ensure border security, despite their support for strengthening security measures and imposing restrictions on cooperation. This situation occurs amid political pressure from right-wing parties demanding a halt or reevaluation of cooperation with Morocco. However, economic and security interests underscore the importance of ongoing dialogue and coordination between the two countries. Meanwhile, opinion polls indicate that most Spaniards consider Morocco an external threat, yet they acknowledge the importance of cooperation with Morocco to ensure security—particularly in the areas of migration and counter-terrorism. The data demonstrate that security cooperation between both sides continues and has led to successful joint operations. The article notes that diplomatic relations are becoming more strained politically with heightened rhetoric, yet economic and security interests make a complete cutoff or significant reduction in cooperation unlikely. It emphasizes the importance of continued understanding and coordination between Madrid and Rabat in facing common challenges.
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