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Government Denies Further Incursions by Moroccan Vessels Into Ceuta After 31 July

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Executive sources say that neither the Civil Guard nor the Navy are aware of new incidents after the days of the massive influx of immigrants

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Executive sources say that neither the Civil Guard nor the Navy are aware of new incidents after the days of the massive influx of immigrants

·Madrid, Spain
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Diario de JerezDiario de Jerez
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The Executive and the Civil Guard deny that there have been incidents since July The Government denies further Moroccan incursions into Ceuta after July

Sources from the Executive explain that the Civil Guard has no record of new incursions of Moroccan ships into Spanish waters.Why Moroccan warships entered Spanish waters on the days of the crisis in Ceuta: Sánchez now admits the incursionLatorre criticizes Sanchez's explanation for the entry of Moroccan ships into Ceuta waters: "What an anecdote, which forced the deployment of the Navy"Latorre, on the three versions of the Moroccan ship's gover…

Diario de AlmeríaDiario de Almería
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Feijóo demands a firm response to what he calls "invasion" Rabat silences before the visit of the Kings to Ceuta and Melilla while the Moroccan press speaks of "provocation"

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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