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Mohammed Cheradi criticized some Moroccans living in occupied Melilla for celebrating the visit of the King of Spain, saying the scene raises questions about reconciling their belonging to Morocco with positions that touch on the issue of national sovereignty. He recalled King Mohammed VI’s speech marking the 34th anniversary of the Green March, in which the king stressed the need for clear national positions and rejected their duality. Cheradi concluded that individual freedom of action does not absolve people of their national responsibility, and that Ceuta and Melilla are part of Morocco’s national memory.
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