The president of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, exonerated Morocco from any responsibility in the migratory crisis in Ceuta, which occurred a month ago. During an interview on Cadena Ser, Sánchez stated that there is no "information" from the security forces, the CNI or intelligence centers of other countries with which the Executive collaborates that suggests the participation of the Moroccan authorities.
According to the president, there was "instant and immediate" coordination with Morocco, with a deployment of Moroccan authorities on the other side of the border to deal with the avalanche of people trying to enter.
The Government is still investigating what happened and, above all, the causes of the crisis, but exonerates Morocco from any responsibility. Sánchez also insisted on the existence of "hoaxes" on social networks associated with Russia and Israel during the crisis.
