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Spanish PM Backs Morocco over Ceuta Migrant Crisis as King Felipe Visit Is Announced

Summary by Spain in English
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has rejected suggestions that Morocco was behind the unprecedented migrant influx into Ceuta, insisting that cooperation with Rabat is essential to resolving the crisis, as he also announced that King Felipe VI will visit the Spanish enclave when circumstances allow. Speaking on the Radio SER... The post Spanish PM backs Morocco over Ceuta migrant crisis as King Felipe visit is announced appeared first on Spa…

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"The King has not been ruling for more than 20 years, he was proclaimed in 2014. The alleged Torquemada against the bull is the first to propagate them," reports Miguel Tellado in his X account

·Madrid, Spain
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Sumar accuses the president of lack of empathy and lack of criticism of Rabat Pedro Sánchez: "There are enough reasons for the King to visit Ceuta and Melilla"

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"Most of all, there has been a lack of means of resolution," said Sumar's parliamentary spokesman, Verónica Martínez Barbero, on Sánchez's intervention this Monday in Cadena Ser.

·Madrid, Spain
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The head of the Spanish Executive, in an interview in the SER chain, remarked that from the intelligence data there is "no doubt" about a participation of Morocco in the entry of migrants across the border of Ceuta, and did cite the role of cooperation of that African country.

·Lima, Peru
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According to Sánchez, the crisis would also be fueled by false information spread on social media.

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20minutos broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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