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Rabat Deployed His Human Rights Activists to Gather Testimonies of "Bad Treatment" to the Invaders of Ceuta

Summary by EL ESPAÑOL
National Police and Civil Guard reject the report of the Moroccan National Human Rights Council, which attacks them "without proof.""They recognize that the Moroccan authorities knew about the mobilization of people towards Ceuta. It is necessary to ask why, despite this, they managed to cross it."More information: Morocco attacks the regularization of Sánchez: "The migrants say 'Why do you stop us if Spain accepts us?'"

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For "insinuating an operation led from Morocco without providing elements to prove such coordination", the Moroccan government press pointed out this Thursday directly to the Popular Party before the statements of Alma Ezcurra, Deputy Secretary of Sectoral Coordination of popular formation, in which he held Rabat responsible for orchestrating the entrance of the 72,000 illegal immigrants to Ceuta.

·Madrid, Spain
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National Police and Civil Guard reject the report of the Moroccan National Human Rights Council, which attacks them "without proof.""They recognize that the Moroccan authorities knew about the mobilization of people towards Ceuta. It is necessary to ask why, despite this, they managed to cross it."More information: Morocco attacks the regularization of Sánchez: "The migrants say 'Why do you stop us if Spain accepts us?'"

·Spain
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Rabat - Arab Jerusalem: The birth of International Youth Day coincides with an intense debate between Morocco and Spain on the irregular migration of unaccompanied Moroccan youth and minors, a debate that was revived by the recent events of Ceuta, in the face of strong positions on the Spanish right, which was met by recent statements by Moroccan Minister of Justice Abdellatif and Hebi, which provoked wide reactions in Rabat and Madrid.

Judge Jesús Villegas pronounced himself this Thursday in En Ón de todos (Four) in a clear and unambiguous way about the migratory crisis that Ceuta is experiencing and the promises of return of immigrants arrived in an irregular way. Faced with the question of the presenter Lorena García about how she would define the situation of returns to Morocco, the judge did not bite her tongue: «Well, the truth is that I am ashamed. This is like a spectac…

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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Thursday, August 13, 2026.
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