Poll: Spaniards say Ceuta crisis could spark armed conflict with Morocco
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The Prime Minister of Spain, Pedro Sánchez, was confronted with growing fears in society following the migration crisis in Ceuta, where most citizens believe that tensions with Morocco could escalate into armed conflict in the coming years, and the migration crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta this summer increased the fears of Spaniards that tensions with Morocco could degenerate into armed conflict: in the September POLITICO survey, the par…
A September poll commissioned by Politico showed that 58.5 percent of the Spanish population believe there is a risk of armed conflict between Spain and Morocco over Ceuta and Melilla.
The King of Spain, Felipe VI, is visiting Ceuta and Melilla from today, and the visit is being closely watched in both Spain and Morocco.
Rome, 13 Oct. (askanews) . 58% of Spaniards believe that the tensions related to Ceuta and Melilla can lead to an armed conflict between Spain and Morocco over the next decade. And what emerges from a political survey, conducted in September, before Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called for new elections. [...]
Amid the migration crisis in the Spanish autonomous city of Ceuta in northern Africa, most Spaniards fear that the current tensions could escalate into an armed conflict with Morocco.
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