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Spain denies security report on Morocco
The article focused on the Spanish government's denial, represented by the Director General of the National Police, of the existence of an intelligence report implicating Morocco in the events of the migrant rush to Ceuta at the end of July 2026. The official clarified that the police had not issued any document concerning Moroccan involvement in organizing or executing the events, despite claims made by the newspaper "El Español," which alleged reliance on an intelligence report accusing Morocco of orchestrating the mass influx in order to weaken the border monitoring system. Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska formally requested verification of these claims, emphasizing the need to clarify whether the police administration possesses information supporting those accusations. This investigative step represents an attempt by the government to ensure accuracy and address allegations that could impact relations with Morocco. Previously, the Spanish government had denied any evidence of Moroccan involvement, reaffirming positive cooperation between the two countries in managing the migration crisis.
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