Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez Comments on the Ceuta Border
Pedro Sánchez stated that there is no evidence suggesting the Moroccan government was involved in the mass crossings at the Ceuta border last month.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stated that they have no intelligence data or evidence indicating that the Moroccan government was behind the mass crossing from the Ceuta border last month.
Relations and Cooperation with Morocco
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez emphasized that cooperation with Morocco is progressing positively, stating that this crisis can only be resolved through cooperation rather than a lack of trust.
Criminal Gangs and Disinformation
Sánchez noted that behind the border crossings are criminal gangs spreading the false claim that those arriving by swimming cannot be deported, along with disinformation on social media.
Current Situation in Ceuta
Following the incidents at the end of July, it was announced that approximately 1,500 migrants remain in the city, 1,200 of whom are children, and sufficient accommodation capacity will be reached in a short time.