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Spanish minister denies Morocco's involvement
The Spanish Minister of the Presidency, Justice, and Relations with the Courts, Félix Bolaños, confirmed that there is no evidence proving Morocco's involvement in organizing or encouraging migrants to attempt to breach Ceuta in late July, when around 70,000 people entered. The minister explained that Spanish authorities did not have prior information about the scale of the influx, and their previous assessments did not anticipate such a large number of migrants. He also criticized political rhetoric that exploited the events to fuel hatred or make unfounded accusations, emphasizing that the relationship between Madrid and Rabat is based on cooperation and good neighborliness. Spain has taken a realistic stance regarding the details of the incident without directly accusing Morocco.
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