Sancho Denies False Claims and Morocco Blackmail Rumors
Reports circulated that the migration crisis in Ceuta last July, during which the number of protesters exceeded 70,000 and casualties occurred, was not the result of direct Moroccan actions, as denied by the Spanish government. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez confirmed that there is no evidence of Morocco's involvement or Moroccan blackmail, criticizing the rumors accusing the Moroccan regime of hacking officials' phones to justify the delay in Madrid's condemnation of the events. He clarified that relations between countries should be based on facts, and that Morocco's responsibility has not been definitively proven so far, as investigations continue to determine whether Morocco played a role in the crisis.
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