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Sánchez Blamed Israel for the Ceuta Crisis. Then Came a Bombshell Police Report.

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New police report contradicts Sánchez's claims on Ceuta crisis, pointing to Morocco's role, not Israel.

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Center

Pressure grows on Moncloa's story hours before Sanchez's appearance in Congress and after his partners' previous warnings about Rabat

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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Center

The Spanish government is faced with a new political crisis following the appearance in the press of information that Moroccan forces would have played a role in the massive influx of migrants who have arrived in Ceuta. The alleged police report contradicts the version presented so far by the executive led by Pedro Sanchez, who has excluded Morocco's involvement. The situation became complicated after a high-ranking police officer denied the exi…

·Bucharest, Romania
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Center

The Government shielded Marlaska and maintained its position on Rabat after the Director General of the Police denied that the Moroccan gendarmerie was assigned a “planning or execution” of what had happened.

·Barcelona, Spain
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Lean Right

The PP leader has warned from Ceuta that the government will have to face political and judicial responsibilities after the police report that points to Morocco for massive entry. Feijóo accuses Sánchez of knowing the warnings, hiding them and being more aware of protecting Rabat than the ceutíes themselves.

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

Feijóo asks to summon the Moroccan ambassador and warns Sanchez of judicial responsibilities: "I knew and covered it up"

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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