Sanchez addresses Moroccan involvement in Ceuta migrant surge
Most outlets reported that Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez addressed the role of Moroccan authorities in a recent migrant influx into Ceuta, with Arab News Pakistan and ARY News (English) highlighting differing phrasing — the former suggesting possible Moroccan involvement and the latter stating Sanchez ruled it out. The Daily Times aligned with ARY’s framing, noting Sanchez denied Moroccan involvement and emphasized the ongoing investigation.
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Spanish PM accuses Israel, Russia of spreading disinformation on Ceuta migrant crisis
MADRID - Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Monday there were signs Russia and Israel had spread disinformation over Spain’s migration policy that triggered last month’s rush of migrants into Ceuta, but no evidence of Moroccan involvement.
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Spain rules out Morocco role in Ceuta migrant surge
MADRID: Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has ruled out Moroccan involvement in a major migrant surge into Ceuta. He said the incident remains under investigation by Spanish authorities. More than 70,000 migrants entered the Spanish enclave in late July. Most migrants returned to Morocco within hours, but thousands reportedly remain in the territory. Read More: […]
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Spain’s Sanchez rules out responsibility of Morocco in migrant surge
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said rush of migrants to the enclave of Ceuta a month ago was still under investigation, ruled out responsibility of Moroccan authorities.
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Sanchez points to possible Moroccan role in Ceuta migrant influx
MADRID: Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Monday said Moroccan authorities may have been involved in the sudden influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta last month, while accusing Russia and Israel of amplifying disinformation around the crisis. “No intelligence service with which the Spanish government normally cooperates sheds any doubt, or rather, suggests any doubt, about ...
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