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Popular Party Leader Criticizes Spain Over Rabat
The article discusses the political crisis caused by the wave of mass migration into the city of Ceuta. The leader of the Spanish People's Party, Alberto Feijóo, accused the Spanish government led by Pedro Sánchez of withholding facts from Parliament regarding the management of the crisis. He claimed that they were aware of the influx beforehand but chose to wait and cover up the information. Feijóo also criticized investigations suggesting that the crossing was planned by the Moroccan side, raising questions about the extent of the relationship between the Spanish government and Morocco. He threatened to call for Sánchez's resignation and expressed his intention to implement a stricter policy toward Rabat, emphasizing Madrid's rejection of sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla. This came amid controversy over the validity of a police report purportedly proving that Morocco planned the crossing operation. The Spanish Interior Minister denied the report's accuracy, adding ambiguity to the future developments of the crisis.
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