Morocco denies migrant involvement

Morocco has affirmed that there is no evidence or facts proving its authorities' involvement in the influx of migrants into Ceuta at the end of July, and rejected being used as a "scapegoat" or for political purposes before the elections. An unprecedented wave occurred, with more than 70,000 migrants forcibly entering Ceuta, leading to some of them being killed and thousands more living in difficult conditions on beaches and streets. Morocco's response came amid growing doubts about the country's responsibility, while the Spanish Prime Minister stated that he has no significant evidence of Moroccan involvement, despite criticisms from Spanish opposition parties.

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