Sanchez denies proof of Morocco role
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez emphasized that there is no conclusive evidence to suggest that Morocco planned or orchestrated the flow of migrants to Ceuta last July. This comes despite a Spanish police report indicating a lax response by Moroccan security forces and the directing of some migrants toward the waters, which led to an unprecedented surge that resulted in dozens of deaths. Sánchez also criticized the Moroccan government sharply regarding its statements about Ceuta, affirming that the two cities will remain Spanish forever. He pointed to the recall of the Moroccan ambassador over unacceptable Moroccan remarks. Additionally, he revealed that King Felipe VI has invited him to visit Ceuta and Melilla in the coming weeks, which could potentially increase tensions in the relations between the two countries.
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