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Spain’s Interior Minister Blames Criminal Gangs for Chaotic Border Breach: Praises Morocco as a Reliable Partner

Spain’s Interior Minister, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, held a press conference in Ceuta today and announced that most of the approximately 60,000 people who entered Ceuta illegally during last week’s chaotic events had been expelled. He also echoed the Spanish Prime Minister’s claims, blaming the events on criminal groups while praising the Moroccan government as a reliable partner. He accused Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni of selfishness a…

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Spain's Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska is one of the prime minister's closest confidants. Now he has to justify his late intervention in Ceuta.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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The minister defends the state's response to a crisis that he has described as "impactant"

·Madrid, Spain
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The Minister of the Interior holds the mafias responsible and defends their swift action and Rabat's collaboration, despite the fact that the intelligence services did not warn of the imminent mass influx

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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This morning the installation of the containment barriers in the spur of the Tarajal border has begun, as announced this Friday from

·Madrid, Spain
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Brave insists that there is not a single cause that explains the peak of arrivals, but multiple and asks that the transfers to peninsular territory from the autonomous city be expeditedMiles of people who entered Ceuta return to Morocco: “The police were chasing us” Mauricio Valiente attends the Diario.es while Ceuta dawns after a day in which tens of thousands of people, 50,000 according to the Executive, crossed the border from Morocco.

·Madrid, Spain
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Eldiario.es broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, July 31, 2026.
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