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Albares Defends Cooperating with Morocco, but Rejects Claims About Ceuta and Melilla: "We Won't Talk About It"

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The Foreign Minister assures that the dialogue with Rabat has been "essential" to manage the migration crisis

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The Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, has appeared this Friday in the Foreign Committee in Congress, where he has defended the Spanish sovereignty of Ceuta and Melilla. Albares has assured that "the stability and prosperity" of both North African cities are "absolute priority and has reaffirmed that "there has not been, nor is there, nor will there be any conversation in this regard" with Morocco. "It will always be so", he has d…

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In the midst of criticism by his own and others for the diplomatic stance of the government regarding the crisis in Ceuta, José Manuel Albares has reappeared this Friday in Congress without a hint of self-criticism.He has defended the management of the executive and avoided any pointing to Rabat, at the same time he has put all responsibility on social networks and their "polarized" use.He has also been very critical of Italy's response, to whom…

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The Minister for Foreign Affairs appeared this Friday to report on the management of his competences in the migration crisis

·Madrid, Spain
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After the crisis of migrants in Ceuta international tensions continue between Spain and Italy. Today the Spanish Foreign Minister, José Manuel Albares, in a hearing at the...

·Rome, Italy
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The Foreign Minister has assured that the “immediate trigger” of the massive arrival of immigrants on July 30 and 31 was “disinformation...

·Madrid, Spain
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The Foreign Minister argues that "they are Spanish and will always be so" and praises Rabat's "essential" cooperation in the migration crisis

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El Confidencial broke the news in Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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