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Following the relative isolation of Spain under Franco, the country has witnessed a major development of its diplomacy, so much so that Spain has become an important actor in international relations. It has reinforced its link with Europe, has joined the Atlantic Alliance, has adopted a more balanced approach of the Israeli-Arab conflict and has managed so far to maintain its historical special relationship with the Spanish-American world. However, its relationships with Morocco remain strained and those with the United States depend on the majority in power in Madrid, the Partido popular being more pro-American and, to a certain extent less pro-European than the Partido socialista obrero espanol. Adapted from the source document.