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Moroccan Official Press Wonders "How Many Human Dramas" It Will Cost to "Reintegrate Ceuta and Melilla to Their Surroundings"

Summary by EL ESPAÑOL
The newspaper closest to Mohamed VI says that the situation of Ceuta and Melilla is "unsustainable" and highlights that Sanchez has thanked Morocco. More information: NGOs see the crisis in Ceuta with almost 60 deaths the "failure of migration policies" and point to Rabat

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La RazónLa Razón
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Morocco Will Never Give up 'Recovering' Its Two 'Occupied Cities'

A media akin to the Alawite regime speaks of the "unsustainable geopolitical anomaly of Ceuta and Melilla"

·Madrid, Spain
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EL ESPAÑOLEL ESPAÑOL
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Moroccan Official Press Wonders "How Many Human Dramas" It Will Cost to "Reintegrate Ceuta and Melilla to Their Surroundings"

The newspaper closest to Mohamed VI says that the situation of Ceuta and Melilla is "unsustainable" and highlights that Sanchez has thanked Morocco. More information: NGOs see the crisis in Ceuta with almost 60 deaths the "failure of migration policies" and point to Rabat

·Spain
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El DebateEl Debate
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The Moroccan Press Uses the Crisis to Affirm that the Cost of Maintaining "Sebta" and Melilla Is "Unsustainable for Spain"

They stress that the “long-term cost for Spain” weighs “in a considerable way on the public coffers” and that reality “terms to be imposed”

·Madrid, Spain
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gaceta.esgaceta.es

The Moroccan Government's Official Press Denies Spanish Sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla, and Calls Them "Occupied Cities"

He denies Ceuta's Spanishity: "His current status is unsustainable"

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gaceta.es broke the news on Saturday, August 1, 2026.
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