Sanchez rules out Morocco being behind the migration crisis in Ceuta
In an interview with the SER chain, the President of the Spanish Government has assured us that the intelligence services do not see any involvement of Morocco in the Ceuta crisis and has insisted that relations with Morocco remain very good.
Pedro Sanchez EFErem in a stock image
The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, stated on Monday that there is "no information" from the security forces, the CNI or other intelligence services that Morocco has been involved "in one way or another" in the migration crisis in Ceuta.
In an interview with the SER chain, the Prime Minister insisted that relations with Morocco remain very good and that there is no basis for saying that it had anything to do with the mass arrival of migrants at the end of July.
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