Spanish Minister Urges Respect for Morocco
The Minister of the Presidency, Justice, and Relations with the Spanish Parliament, Felix Bolanos, confirmed that the Spanish government has no evidence to prove that Morocco led or incited the mass entry of migrants into Ceuta at the end of July. He also sharply criticized the opposition parties for accusing Rabat without evidence. He emphasized that dealings with Morocco should be based on cooperation and good neighborly relations, and that the repatriation operations are conducted in accordance with the law and in coordination with the Moroccan authorities, who have demonstrated cooperation. He also stressed the importance of avoiding racist and anti-foreign rhetoric. This comes amid pressure from the opposition on the government regarding its management of the crisis, while both sides continue to coordinate on security and migration issues.
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