Spain in Turmoil: Leaked Reports Reveal Morocco's Role in Ceuta Crisis
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The leader of the 'populars' has also pointed out that with Morocco "there is a before and after Pegasus" and "there is an indolence of the government since the...
Diario de Cádiz
The Minister of the Interior is visiting the new reception centre of the Tarajal, the border and the Government Delegation on Tuesday after denying that there is evidence of a Moroccan intervention at the massive entrance in July.
Spain in Turmoil: Leaked Reports Reveal Morocco's Role in Ceuta Crisis
Discover the latest on Spain's Ceuta crisis as leaked reports reveal Morocco's involvement. Explore the political turmoil, border tensions, and what this means for Spanish-Moroccan relations. Stay informed with our in-depth analysis.
The migratory crisis in Ceuta continues to be the main focus of management for the central government. Following explanations from the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, last week in the Congress of Deputies, different voices from Moncloa continue to state that no report mentions authorship of the massive influx of migrants into Morocco and that, therefore, the causes continue to be investigated. Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlas…
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The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, stressed this Monday that his department did not receive any information about the alleged participation of Moroccan gendarmes in the entry of migrants into Ceuta at the end of July and has again insisted that "today" there is no element that points to Morocco's intervention.
The minister insists that no report points to Morocco as the author of the Ceuta crisis ...
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