Así intentó Franco ampliar la presencia española en África más allá de Ceuta y Melilla: el plan con el que quiso convencer a Hitler para controlar Marruecos

In October 1940, following France's defeat by Nazi Germany, Spanish dictator Francisco Franco sought to expand Spain's territorial influence in Africa. Franco attempted to leverage the geopolitical situation to negotiate with Adolf Hitler, aiming to secure control over Morocco beyond the existing Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla.