Sánchez Says Now that He Has Asked for "Answers" From Morocco because He "Failed" His Control on the Border with Ceuta
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They have had to spend almost two months and travel outside of Spain so that Pedro Sánchez points for the first time to Morocco for its action, or inaction, in the massive entrance...
The President of the Spanish Government has asked the Moroccan government for "answers and actions" regarding its actions in those days.
Pedro Sánchez has demanded from Morocco explanations for the invasion of Ceuta 54 days after the great avalanche and blames the Maghreb country for the faults at the border. «Because it is clear that its control of the border failed». The statements were made in CNN, where he also attacked its European partners of «insolidarity» ... Continue reading "Sánchez blames Morocco for the first time two months after the invasion of Ceuta: «His border co…
The president assures CNN that Spain has called for "responses and actions" to Rabat and claims that both countries have had a "very positive" bilateral relationship for eight years.
The statement represents a change in Moncloa’s account of the mass influx. Until now, Moncloa had rejected the existence of evidence or indications to argue that Morocco had allowed mass entry and had avoided charging Rabat.
Sánchez has also taken advantage of the interview to denounce the "unsolidarity" of some of his European partners.
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