9 points | by wslh 7 hours ago ago
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Why does Spain hold on to this little piece of imperial history on another continent? Feels like asking for trouble...
Ceuta is an integral part of Spain, not a “piece of imperial history”.
It has belonged to Spain since 1580. That’s one century after the Spanish kingdoms unification and four centuries before Morocco existed as an independent state.
Why does Spain hold on to this little piece of imperial history on another continent? Feels like asking for trouble...
Ceuta is an integral part of Spain, not a “piece of imperial history”.
It has belonged to Spain since 1580. That’s one century after the Spanish kingdoms unification and four centuries before Morocco existed as an independent state.