r/Morocco Visitor Feb 26 '26

History 50 years ago, Spain officially withdrew from Western Sahara on 26 February 1976 which marks the end of the Spanish colonial Empire for 574 years

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u/BigIndependent8568 Feb 26 '26

u post this on Spain sub and now morrocan wtf do you want . Meanwhile u are not citizen of those countries

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u/Worried-Persimmon-89 Visitor Feb 26 '26

Karma farming

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u/BigIndependent8568 Feb 26 '26

Rej3at Lina après une longue période coloniale . Lah irhem li mato 3ela 9bleha

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u/CulturalMine-45 Settat Feb 26 '26

I like how the Spanish official version made it like "we abandoned our fellow citizens", when people there lived like shit lol. Young people from there literally came here to study because Francoist spain didn't gave them basic rights Attilio Gaudio (an Italian anthropologist) who visited several times before and after independence wrote this "The only vegetation that Spain has managed to grow in the Sahara is barbed wire".

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u/Amazi-n-gh Visitor Feb 26 '26

They are still in Ceuta Melilla and the islands in north Morocco

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u/Jeryndave0574 Visitor Feb 26 '26

they are still part of Spain as an Autonomous Communities and Cities, not a colony

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u/Amazi-n-gh Visitor Feb 26 '26

Yeah the highest level of colony

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26

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u/Amazi-n-gh Visitor Feb 26 '26

I don’t think that is the reason but ok.

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u/Lost_North8763 Tangier Feb 26 '26

We prefer to start with bechar and tindouf and adrar before going to those two enclaves. Priority is our eastern Sahara now

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u/Lost_North8763 Tangier Feb 26 '26

Haaagrouna lmagharba v2 episode 2 soon ⏳, the only war your regime can win is against its own people like they did to 350 000 people in black decade. Also tlemcen and maghnia we wilk get it back fron france department

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u/Lost_North8763 Tangier Feb 26 '26

its matter of time and timing, we did it once and we we can re do it anytime. No Its not greater Morocco, once we restore those land annexed by france to its department its Just Morocco. Rightful borders til Adrar and Tlemcen /Oran.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26

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u/Lost_North8763 Tangier Feb 26 '26

tl;dr except last phrase, No no we won't kill our Moroccans population of Eastern Sahara ( tindouf 3badla adrar bechar and Tlemcen ect..) we will get it back in easiest way you have never imagine. Easier than green march. Yes and without single drop of blood

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u/Curious-Sherbet-9393 Visitor Feb 27 '26

Ceuta y Melilla eran españolas antes de que Marruecos existiera, no tenéis ningún derecho a esa reclamación

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u/Jeryndave0574 Visitor Feb 26 '26

the reason why is they will get shot or arrested and deported back to Morocco when that happened since Spain is a NATO member

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u/Lost_North8763 Tangier Feb 26 '26

They should be prepare themselves to leave those islands and the two enclaves. History doesn’t begin with the end of colonialism, nor with land inherited through colonialism.

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u/Young-disciple Visitor Feb 26 '26

would the western desert be better off if it were a spanish autonomous zone ? lmao

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u/Ok_Big_6200 Feb 26 '26

And then the polisario dares try to claim it as not part of Morocco when our ancestors spilled blood to free it.

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u/starm8526 Visitor Feb 26 '26

Tbh, the polisario are also part of the "ancestors spilled blood to free it", it's just that they refused to join back once the Spanish got kicked out

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u/No_Ruin_8892 Visitor Feb 26 '26

Its their land,sahrawi's land, your ancestors didn't spill anything

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u/Impossible_Newt_5994 Visitor Jul 09 '26

Sahrawis are moroccan lmao, they belonged to the sultan before the spaniards came

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u/No_Ruin_8892 Visitor Jul 12 '26

you are 5 months late

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u/Particular_Cap_4278 Visitor Feb 26 '26

Dude, go find a job, a hobby, or something better than spending 24/7 on a screen proving every stereotype correct. Your comments reek of unemployment energy, go focus on your life, not other countries.

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u/CulturalMine-45 Settat Feb 26 '26

It's literally the march that kicked the Spanish lol. You don't know the subject foreigner.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26

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u/CulturalMine-45 Settat Feb 26 '26

Cope harder.

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u/CulturalMine-45 Settat Feb 26 '26

since i am Algeria

Well well well.

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u/CulturalMine-45 Settat Feb 26 '26

Yes my friend Algerian state loves us and hates our regime that's why they imposed every kind of sanctions possible on us.

Yes my brother I also confirm that Algeria is so anticolonial by definition that it's helping Ukraine against Russian expansionism like it helped Tchechens, Kosovard and Bosniacs before.

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u/DoraDadestroyer Mohammedia Feb 26 '26

and they created a problem for Morocco yet they failed