The Government Dismisses a Diplomatic Clash with Rabat and Describes the Incursion of Its Ships Into Spanish Waters as a 'Time Fact'
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Moncloa raises relations with Morocco to the category of “excellent” and claims not to fear a negative reaction to the visit of the kings to Ceuta and Melilla
The Maghreb satrapilla considers that the presence of kings in the two Spanish squares is an aggression that will not go unpunished.
Moroccan press notes that the containment of Rabat does not imply renunciation of the claim of sovereignty over autonomous cities
The Government Defends the Visit of the Kings to Ceuta and Claims Not to Fear Reprisals From Morocco
The spokesman of the Executive is hiding in the fact that Moroccan ships were not reported entering Spanish waters, during the migratory assault on the autonomous city, because it was a “point fact”
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Zarzuela confirms that the Government informed the King of the entry of Moroccan ships into Ceuta's waters on July 30 and 31, during the migratory crisis. Zarzuela's entry confirms that the Government informed the King of Moroccan ships in Ceuta's waters in July first appears in Moncloa.
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