Spain's Socialist Leader Absolves Morocco of Any Involvement in Ceuta Crisis that Saw 80,000 Migrants Invade Exclave
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Spain's socialist leader absolves Morocco of any involvement in Ceuta crisis that saw 80,000 migrants invade exclave
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has absolved Morocco of any involvement in the Ceuta migrant crisis. More than 72,000 people crossed from Morocco into the Spanish exclave between July 30 and 31 in a surge at one of the European Union's only two land borders with Africa, prompting alarm across the bloc. According to Ceuta's local authorities, at least 100 people died in the invasion. Now, Mr Sanchez has claimed there were signs Russia and Is…
The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, exempted the Moroccan government on Monday for the irregular entry of about 70,000 migrants in the autonomous city of Ceuta, last month, in a mass migration event that caused friction between the two countries and opened crises of internal and external politics for the authorities in Madrid. In an interview with the Spanish network Cadena Ser, Sánchez blamed the disinformation spread and amplified by th…
On Monday, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez ruled out Morocco's involvement in the migration crisis in Ceuta, but challenged Russia, Israel and an "ultradroit international" in the dissemination of false information after the influx of migrants into the small Spanish territory.
At least 1,500 people, including minors, still remain on the streets of Ceuta
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez sees a targeted disinformation campaign of Russia and Israel in cooperation with far-right groups as the cause of the unprecedented onslaught of migrants on the exclave Ceuta at the end of July. Sánchez rejected speculation about Morocco's participation on Monday against the radio station SER. On July 30-31, more than 72,000 migrants [...]
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez sees a targeted disinformation campaign by Russia and Israel in cooperation with far-right groups as the cause of the unprecedented onslaught of migrants against the exclave Ceuta at the end of July. Sánchez rejected speculation about Morocco's participation in the SER radio station on Monday. On July 30 and 31, more than 72,000 migrants had irregularly crossed the border with Morocco to the Spanish exclave.
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