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Spanish general urges increased pressure on Morocco
The article discusses former Spanish General Velázquez Coll's statements accusing Morocco of using migration flows as a means of pressure on Spain during the July Melilla crisis. He described the events as an "invasion" and a strategic political pressure tactic. Coll called for increased military presence along the Melilla border, greater European involvement through the Frontex agency, and the use of economic tools to pressurize Morocco. He also emphasized that these remarks reflect his personal views and policies, even as Madrid and Rabat continue their cooperation on the repatriation of irregular migrants. Official measures aimed at securing borders have remained unchanged despite differing political statements.
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