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The PP Responds to Morocco and Insists that It Is "Responsible by Action or Omission" for the Ceuta Crisis

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Morocco has rejected the accusations and says it is a "scapegoat" for Spanish internal politics.

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Lean Left

The People’s Party issued a statement this morning in response to what Rabat published on Thursday, in which the Alawite kingdom veiledly accuses the PP of falling into an “irrational and populist lodazal.” Populars insist this Friday on blaming Morocco for the massive entry into Ceuta on July 30. Continue reading

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

Genoa responds to Rabat's letter and warns that it will exercise "firmly" and "above any circumstance" the defense of the general interests of the Nation, the integrity of the borders and the security of the Spaniards

·Madrid, Spain
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Center

Morocco has rejected the accusations and says it is a "scapegoat" for Spanish internal politics.

Lean Left

The party states in a statement that "nothing is above the defense of Spain" in response to Morocco's statement in which it regrets that Spanish parties have turned their country into a "scapegoat"Morocco rejects Ceuta's accusations: "We refuse to be the scapegoat" The PP said on Friday that "nothing is above the defense of Spain" in response to the statement of the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs in which it regrets that Spanish political …

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

Rabat pointed to Feijóo's party for holding him responsible for the invasion of Ceuta.

Center

The PP agrees with Morocco in asking the Government why it does not return irregular immigrants, if Rabat is asking for their return.

·Madrid, Spain
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laprovincia.es broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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