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Bolaños criticizes opposition over Morocco
The article focused on statements made by the Spanish Minister of the Presidency and Justice, Félix Bolaños, regarding the events that took place in Ceuta on July 30th. He confirmed that there is no evidence linking Morocco to leading or encouraging the wave of mass migration into the city. Bolaños strongly criticized the opposition parties, particularly the Popular Party and Catalonia, which accused Rabat of collusion or incitement to what they described as a "invasion" of Ceuta. He called for refraining from making accusations without evidence and for respecting Morocco. The minister described the opposition's attempt to blame Morocco as unjustified, noting that the incident resulted from misleading information circulated through social media, and that the Spanish government was not aware in advance of the scale of the influx. Bolaños’s statements represent some of the clearest official Spanish positions that avoid blaming Morocco for the events, amidst ongoing political debate over crisis management and the bilateral relationship between the two countries.
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