Spain PM Says Ceuta Migrant Surge Inquiry Continues, Far-Right Behind 'Fake' Information
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De to lande spredte og forsterket desinformasjon knyttet til flyktningkrisen i den spanske ekslaven, sier Pedro Sanchez.
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, has exculpated Morocco from the massive entry of 80,000 people into Ceuta, has pointed to an "ultra-right international", specifically Russian and Israeli agents, charged with spreading "bules" in the networks and has assured that the CNI, contrary to what Minister Margarita Robles says, did not report "the severity of the crisis that we were going to live." More information shortly.
The Spanish Prime Minister points the finger at networks linked to Russia, Israel and the far right in spreading rumours after the massive arrivals of migrants in Ceuta The First
"There is no information of any participation" in the entrance of thousands of people, said the president
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez assured today that Spain continues “the investigation” into the causes of the sudden influx of migrants who arrived in Ceuta a month ago, also criticizing that they were spread and multiplied by a “far-right international”. “After July 30 and 31, there was a spread of rumors and disinformation, from social media […]
"After July 30 and 31, rumors and disinformation began to spread from social networks linked to both Russia and Israel, as well as from the international far-right movement, which always uses migration not only to attack Spain, but also to attack and divide Europe," Sanchez told Cadena Ser radio.
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