Spain’s PM Says No Evidence Morocco Is Behind Immigration Surge
Sanchez said Spanish intelligence found no sign of Moroccan involvement as authorities continued investigating the influx and prepared 6,000 reception places.
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Spain PM Pedro Sanchez rules out Moroccan role in Ceuta migrant surge
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez says there is no evidence that Moroccan authorities were involved in the sudden arrival of more than 70,000 migrants in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta last month.
The Spanish authorities have no doubt that Rabat had nothing to do with the migration crisis in Ceuta at the end of July.
Spanish PM rules out Moroccan responsibility in migrant surge
(AFP) — Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Monday ruled out Moroccan responsibility for last month’s migrant surge into Ceuta, accusing Israel, Russia and the far right of spreading disinformation about the crisis. More than 70,000 migrants entered the small Spanish territory in North Africa on July 30-31, swimming or crossing on foot from neighboring Morocco in an unprecedented surge that left scores dead. Some analysts have suggested the …
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has rejected allegations of Moroccan involvement in the mass arrival of migrants in Ceuta, claiming that Madrid has not received any relevant indications from intelligence services.
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