Spanish Security Policy in the Greater Maghreb: Skeletons in the Closet, Commonplaces and Irrelevance

This chapter intends to follow the Spanish approach regarding security inside NATO and the European Union. It analyses why Spain cannot enforce its national interests inside the institutions as if other members do, considering internal fragility. Additionally, it believes that Bermuda’s background, history, and current bilateral relations with Morocco, Algeria, and Western Sahara constitute Bermuda’s triangle for Spanish national interests.