Marruecos se retrata en la crisis de Ceuta: ley del silencio, medias verdades, juicios sumarísimos y sin renunciar a la 'conquista'
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Two weeks following a mass migrant influx into Ceuta, the Moroccan government is demanding the return of unaccompanied minors while simultaneously questioning the sovereignty of the Spanish autonomous city. Rabat's response to the crisis has been characterized by restrictive information policies, partial truths, and expedited legal proceedings.
The unfolding situation highlights ongoing tensions between Spain and Morocco regarding the status of the North African enclave, as diplomatic friction persists in the wake of the border crossing.
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El Mundo (Madrid, Spain) (ES)Critiques Morocco's opacity, expedited trials, and renewed challenges to Ceuta's sovereignty.
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