Trump's double standard: from complacency with Morocco to discomfort with Spain
US President praises King Mohamed VI, with whom he has strengthened his relationship following the recognition of Western Sahara
The first thing you see when you visit Donald Trump's account on his social network, Truth, is a pinned post in which he thanks the King of Morocco, Mohamed VI, for naming a kilometer-long highway after him that connects the south of the country to Western Sahara. This is no ordinary message. It has been leading the rest of the US president's posts on the social platform he created to give free rein to his verbose thoughts for a week.
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