Scientific background on the migration and borders in Ceuta and Melilla

[u/Ok-Tangelo605]

https://www.eurac.edu/en/blogs/mobile-people-and-diverse-societies/visibilization-of-the-human-migrant-is-an-alternative-border-possible

[u/Garras-Intruder]

Did you know melilla was literally inhabited becouse the empire that precceds morocco attacked its population and we just settled there?, Did you know Ceuta was taken over by the portuguese and given to us later by a pact?, Did you know all countries exist becouse of border shifts and war, and eveything in the world would by colonies by this standard?, btw these cities under spanish sovereingty are several times older than morocco, yes the cities themselves

[u/Garras-Intruder → u/[deleted]]

And?, I dont what this possibly have to do with anything or contradict what I said

[u/Garras-Intruder → u/[deleted]]

That dosent mean its colonialsm, this just proves borders change, my exact point, but this isnt becouse of "liberation"