RAI NEWS: Ceuta și Melilla, cronologia unei crize

The territorial dispute between Morocco and Spain over Ceuta and Melilla is influenced by historical, social, and geopolitical factors. Morocco's claims are rooted in its constitution, while Spain maintains that these cities are non-negotiable. Recent migration crises highlight the fragility of their relationship, with Morocco's cooperation being essential for Spain's border control. The U.S. Congress's report acknowledges Morocco's claims without changing official policy, adding complexity to the situation. NATO and the EU also play roles in this dynamic, emphasizing the need for cooperation despite territorial disputes.