@lyboussaki13344@MosiniElisa I don't support Sánchez, but if you think 60000 people arrived into Ceuta without encouragement and support from Moroccan authorities, you are not very smart.
@fres090@francofontana43@lucatbarone You are cherry picking moments in history. Before Muslim rule, Ceuta was part of Visigoth Iberian kingdoms, predecessors of Spain. And before that, it was Roman.
@DGisSERIOUS Spanish people have been living in Ceuta and Melilla before any European settled in North America. Ceuta was part of the Iberian Visigoth kingdoms before it was conquered by the Umayyads in the 8th century. It was recovered on 1415, before the fall of Constantinople to the Turks.
@academic_la It's Spain, what are you talking about? Recognized as such, for centuries. It's not a colony, the UN does not classify it as a colony. What are you on? Why do you lie?
@02Ssf@Nassreddin2002 By definition, they are in Spanish land, bordering with Morocco. They are not on Moroccan land, they share a land border with it. It is that simple.
@JuulMona What a shame. And to think that Spain sided with you fully on the Greenland issue. Here we are, Morocco orchestrating an invasion, and you are accusing Spain. Disgusting.
@Santi_ABASCAL Patriota de pacotilla. Vende patrias. Una invasión de Marruecos y en lugar de cerrar filas, os tiráis a la yugular del gobierno. Invaden España y acusáis al gobierno, en lugar de poner los puntos sobre las íes a Marruecos. Traidores. Qué asco, qué vergüenza.
@BanTarik13 The reality is that both Ceuta and Melilla have been uninterruptedly Spanish for centuries. The cities, their population, have been Spanish for generations. But most importantly, they don't want to be Moroccan. We should respect that.