Spain denies Moroccan crossing deal

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez confirmed that his government has not received any conclusive evidence proving Morocco's planning or orchestration of the mass migration flow to the Ceuta enclave last July, and that the security reports indicating a coordinated operation were unverified. He explained that the lack of security coverage for several hours was either due to Moroccan authorities' inability to handle the large numbers or a temporary lapse, while emphasizing that cooperation with Morocco had been effective in preventing illegal crossings. This was coincided with popular protests in Madrid and Ceuta against the government’s handling of the migration crisis, amid accusations from international, Israeli, and right-wing sources of spreading misinformation, and affirmations that the cities of Ceuta and Melilla will remain part of Spanish territory.

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