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‘Morocco feels emboldened’: Trump’s influence in spotlight after Ceuta disaster

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Ashifa Kassam in Madrid
‘Morocco feels emboldened’: Trump’s influence in spotlight after Ceuta disaster
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Tensions are rising between Spain and Morocco following a mass border crossing into the Spanish territory of Ceuta. Analysts are investigating whether Morocco's emboldened stance is linked to its strengthening diplomatic ties with the United States under Donald Trump.

Morocco’s foreign minister, Nasser Bourita, sits next to Donald Trump as he holds up the signed founding charter of his Board of Peace in January./Getty Images Morocco’s foreign minister, Nasser Bourita, sits next to Donald Trump as he holds up the signed founding charter of his Board of Peace in January./Getty Images Morocco ‘Morocco feels emboldened’: Trump’s influence in spotlight after Ceuta disaster Washington-Rabat ties under scrutiny as questions swirl over what led to deadly influx into tiny Spanish territory

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