Spain Rules Out Morocco Role in Ceuta Migrant Surge
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Head of the Spanish Government exempted Rabat from guilt for "cooperation" between the two countries and attributed the July migration crisis to a misinformation campaign originating in Moscow and Telavive.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Monday that Russia and Israel have both disseminated and amplified false information regarding the massive influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta last month.
Prime Minister says it is "obvious" that Israel and Russia exploited Ceuta crisis to criticize Spain.
Prime Minister says it's' obvious' that Israel and Russia exploited Ceuta crisis for criticism of Spain
A month ago, some 70,000 migrants crossed the border between Morocco and the Spanish territory of Ceuta, located in North Africa. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez excluded any responsibility "in one way or another" of the Moroccan authorities, ensuring "continue to investigate".
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