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Morocco Shakes Responsibility for the Ceuta Crisis and Attributes It to Disinformation and Mafias

Summary by La Vanguardia
Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares describes Morocco as a reliable partner and also highlights the unusual activity on social networks

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Madrid Foreign Minister interviewed on TV: "It is the country with the greatest number of irregular arrivals in Europe, in Rome would like to resolve the situation in Lampedusa as a success in Ceuta"

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"Italy is flooded by migrants, to the point that on various occasions we, the rest of the European countries, have had to accept a part of it. To speak is the foreign minister of Spain Josè Manuel Albares. It reopens the controversy at a distance between Rome and Madrid, also because the Italian government was not only the first [...] L'articolo Spain reopens the dispute with Italy: "It is flooded by migrants and we have often welcomed a part of…

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The Foreign Minister blamed a "reactionary international" and social media bulls for the migration crisis in the country.

·Madrid, Spain
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José Manuel Albares, Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, insisted this Monday on exculpating Morocco from the offensive in Ceuta and highlights the « collaboration from the first moment» of the African country «to try to prevent this flow of people», a total of 60,000 according to figures of the regional executive, who crossed the border ... Continue reading "The government insists on exculpating Morocco from the invasio…

·Madrid, Spain
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Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares describes Morocco as a reliable partner and also highlights the unusual activity on social networks

·Barcelona, Spain
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El Mundo broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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