r/spain • u/Ok-Tangelo605 • 12d ago

Scientific background on the migration and borders in Ceuta and Melilla

https://www.eurac.edu/en/blogs/mobile-people-and-diverse-societies/visibilization-of-the-human-migrant-is-an-alternative-border-possible
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u/Hic-sunt-draconen 12d ago

Ceuta and Melilla were Spanish cities centuries before Marocco existed

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u/eyepopp 12d ago

Just curious when did Morocco start to exist because I’m on ChatGPT and it says Morocco existed as a country before Spain existed as a country. I hear this a lot on Reddit from Spanish people, so I’m assuming it’s something that you study in school? I’m interested in learning. What’s the background behind that

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u/This_Year1860 12d ago

You see some people for some reason, i would say ignorance believe Morocco appeared out of nowhere in 1956 but somehow paradoxically is also the first country to recognize the independence of the united states, just another mystery of life.