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Madrid's royal visits spark imperial questions
The article discusses the anticipated visit of the King of Spain, Felipe VI, and Queen Letizia, to the occupied cities of Ceuta and Melilla. This visit comes in a context that sends provocative messages aimed at reinforcing Spain's colonial claims at the expense of Moroccan sovereignty. The article considers that this visit, which coincides with Spain's National Independence Day, is an attempt to legitimize the occupation through superficial symbols and serves as the culmination of a stance that lacks legal and historical legitimacy, and that does not adhere to the principles of good neighborliness. It affirms that this step challenges international efforts and legal charters, emphasizing that Spain cannot legitimize its sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla through protocols or symbolic gestures, as these cities are an integral part of Moroccan territory based on historical and geographical rights. The article urges Morocco to take diplomatic action through the United Nations to deter this escalation, recalling its successful efforts in regaining the Moroccan Sahara from Spanish colonization. It stresses that preserving sovereignty requires not only good neighbor relations but also a clear international legal stance to halt the new colonial expansion in the region.
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