“We are looking forward to Moroccan “maids” arrival to help us clean,” said Spain’s delegate in Ceuta, in a “classist”, “misogynistic” and “racist” comment that spurred harsh criticism from Spanish and Moroccan quarters. After the recent Moroccan-Spanish reconciliation, Ceuta borders are set to open soon. The Spain-controlled city, which sealed off its frontiers last year after the infamous April immigration crisis, provided jobs for more than 20, 000 Moroccan workers, most of whom are housekeepers. “In Ceuta, especially housewives, we are looking forward to the [Moroccan] muchacha (means girl…