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Spain's PM states no evidence of Moroccan orchestration in Ceuta border surge
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced that there is no evidence supporting claims that Morocco planned a surge of migrants into Ceuta in July. He addressed a police report suggesting the incident was orchestrated, while also noting that Moroccan police allowed crossings during a peak period. Protests against the government's handling of the situation have occurred across Spain.
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced that there is no evidence supporting claims that Morocco planned a surge of migrants into Ceuta in July. He addressed a police report suggesting the incident was orchestrated, while also noting that Moroccan police allowed crossings during a peak period. Protests against the government's handling of the situation have occurred across Spain.
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