What happens here?
What happens here?
Oliver Hernandez
Lucas Reyes
Los moros que trajo Franco...
Brayden Wood
terrorists but fewer than in Ceuta
Henry White
Hey
Elijah Gutierrez
would you swap that with gibraltair?
Brayden Evans
are you spaniard or moroccan?
Jacob Thomas
Spaniard, it's got to be around 60% NA+few others in a lesser degree and 40% Spaniards if you count the floating population that crosses the border daily
Aiden James
Can you tell more about the city?
Sebastian Ramirez
It was a carthaginean port in old times and although Melilla existed since 1497, the official land delimitation was carried away centuries later by firing 14 cannonballs that would ultimately define the Spanish territory. Ceuta on the other hand was a Portuguese city that chose to become Spanish after the Iberian Union was disbanded, and thus his "jironada" Portuguese-style flag. Nowadays it is an autonomous city as opposed to the autonomous communities in the peninsula, there are fiscal benefits apart from the treaties we have with Morocco that allows us to cross the border with just the ID. The Spanish Civil War started here and there's a load of monuments and statues that might be considered offensive stil laying around, as for notorious architecture there's a fortification, the most modernist buildings after Barcelona and the biggest elliptical arc in Africa.
Hudson Parker
The fort's pretty fuggen cool