Migration Crisis in Ceuta, Live Morocco Insists that if Immigrants Have Not Been Returned "We Have to Ask Spain" the Reasons
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The Moroccan Foreign Minister says that the authorities of his country are not responsible for returns
Last hour on the migratory crisis in Ceuta.
The announced meeting of Albares with Burita ended with Morocco washing his hands before the press of what is happening in Ceuta.
He believes that the problem of returns lies in the "difficulty" that, he says, puts the Executive and the "lamentable" polemics among Spanish politicians. Albares, for his part, emphasizes that they will be carried out as long as these people "have no right to international protection" and take refuge in him. More information: The Government trusts that Morocco will rectify and accept receiving minors to relieve tension in Ceuta.
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"If the immigrants have not returned, if the minors have not returned, you should not ask Morocco, you should ask Spain," says Burita after a meeting with Albares in New York
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Morocco's Foreign Minister, Naser Burita, has said that "if illegal migrants and minors have not been returned" after the massive arrival in Ceuta, it would be necessary to ask Spain and not Morocco why of the situation, noting that it is not their authorities who "carry out such a return".
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