Sánchez Says Now that He Has Asked for "Answers" From Morocco because He "Failed" His Control on the Border with Ceuta
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Sánchez claims that the responsibility for the crisis lies with the Moroccan migration system, rejecting being informed of the possibility of a migrant job, and criticized Europe.
He claims that he asked Morocco "measures" to prevent it from happening again and to give "answers" to what happened, just as Spain is investigating what happened.More information: Interior initiates procedures to prolong the El Tarajal spur: the floating barrier will be replaced by a vertical dam
The president changes his speech after weeks insisting that the neighboring country acted well and after ensuring that there was no "no information" to point to the Moroccan authorities. Now, from New York, he recognizes that "it is clear" that the border control mechanism failed.
They have had to spend almost two months and travel outside of Spain so that Pedro Sánchez points for the first time to Morocco for its action, or inaction, in the massive entrance...
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The president of the government assures in an interview on CNN that he will return normalcy to the autonomous city and the majority of immigrants will be returned, but they will be treated "with dignity"
The President of the Spanish Government has asked the Moroccan government for "answers and actions" regarding its actions in those days.
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