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Melilla Chief Accuses Morocco of Inciting Migration
The mayor of Melilla, Juan José Imbroda, accused the Spanish government of failing to effectively handle the migrant influx crisis in Ceuta. He criticized the government's relations with Morocco, describing them as complicated and hindering appropriate decision-making. He called for the restoration of the neutral zone around Ceuta and Melilla and for compliance with the agreements on the repatriation of minors. Imbroda also directed accusations at Moroccan authorities, claiming they are encouraging migrants to cross, noting that 70,000 people are moving around without anyone's knowledge. He also addressed the issue of the Western Sahara dispute and the Spanish government's financial support to Rabat, expressing doubts about how the central government is managing the security situation.
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