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Online messages and posters in the Moroccan Arabic dialect began circulating in early September, urging a ‘march of anger’ against Spanish territories.
What looks like democratic governance is, in significant part, the output of a network designed more than a century ago in Oxford common rooms and London clubs.
Deeper inland, Sevilla, Cordoba and Granada sit within the 300km strike range envelope of ATACMS ballistic missiles – but would require US authorisation.
“We were being invaded by 60,000 people, that is almost the whole population of Ceuta,” one protestor told The Olive Press.


