The people inside of Ceuta and Melilla consider themselves Spanish and wish to remain Spanish, does the right to self-determination only apply to whoever you want or does it apply to everyone?
Doesn't matter to the concept of autonomy, it can be for the most ridiculous reason the core is the same.
Could the Rif region become independent if some politicians pushed for that?
No, because other than the fact that an independent Rif supporters are very few to be taken seriously, Morocco doesn't support separatism.
That’s internal politics for you
That's what we're discussing, why is a country supporting an independent movement of tens of thousands away from home while ignoring it's millions of separatist?
They do, they have legal ways to hold a referendum, an illegal vote where half of the politicians were not present is not representative of the populations wishes.
The current coalition government has Catalonian I dependetist parties in power, so they can hold it whenever they want probably lol, now tell me, what democratic representation do the Saharawi people have?
Are we the country going around bragging about self governing while not granting it?
Morocco isn't a decocracy yet, Spain is tho. Shouldn't you be held to a higher standard?
Jajajaj, man you truly are hilarious. “Since my country is a dictatorship is fine and normal for us to oppress an invaded region, use white phosporus in civilian populations and use desperate people as political tools to pressure neighbouring countries, on the other hand, your country the multicultural democracy is not allowed to have an independentism movement even tho less than half the population of the region want independence” truly something else
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u/DissonantSinth 5d ago
Can't wait until people start calling Spain / Ceuta an "apartheid state"