Ceuta Crisis: Moroccan Police Fingered
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The Spanish Prime Minister, who had been denying the Moroccan government's responsibility, has been put in a difficult position following the release of a Spanish police report alleging that Moroccan police induced and neglected border crossings during the Ceuta crisis. However, Prime Minister Sánchez stated that he would not abandon his pro-immigration stance. AFP and Politico Europe, among others
A Spanish police report states that Moroccan officers actively ‘guided’ the migrants to Ceuta. But Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez dares,...
A Spanish police report casts doubt on the role of Moroccan law enforcement forces in the influx of migrants to Ceuta at the end of July.
The Moroccan security forces not only allowed the takeover of the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in late July to happen, but also facilitated it. That conclusion of an explosive police report puts Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez in a difficult position. He has always denied Morocco's involvement.
In front of the deputies, the Iberian Prime Minister defended his management of the crisis, while continuing to refute the role that Morocco seems to have played. However, which seems central, as indicated in a police report.
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