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Sanchez denies Moroccan blackmail
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez rejected accusations made by Vox leader Santiago Abascal, alleging that Madrid was being blackmailed by Morocco, emphasizing that there is no evidence to support such claims. Sánchez accused Abascal of yielding to the interests of the United States and Israel, warning that he is influenced by their agendas. He also clarified that Spain's security agencies have no evidence linking Morocco to the Ceuta crisis and stressed that cooperation with Morocco on migration is essential to reduce the complexity of the situation. Sánchez pointed out that the Ceuta crisis has been politicized by Russia and Israel through social media networks to amplify the issue, especially in the context of Spain's positions on the war in Ukraine and Gaza. He noted that most of the migrants who arrived in Ceuta have returned to Morocco, and clarified that the Spanish government has no evidence of Moroccan complicity in the recent migration wave, emphasizing that misinformation was a key factor in fueling the surge.
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