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Sánchez blames disinformation networks for crisis in Ceuta

Observador31 August 2026 at 09:19

The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, blamed disinformation networks for the migratory crisis in Ceuta, exempting Morocco from any responsibility. During a session in Congress, Sánchez argued that the crisis of July 2021, when thousands of migrants attempted to enter Ceuta, was the result of a disinformation campaign originating from Moscow and Tel Aviv. The Spanish government leader emphasized the importance of maintaining "cooperation" between Spain and Morocco, a strategic ally country. This position comes at a time of diplomatic tension between the two countries, with the executive trying to normalize relations with Rabat after the incident.

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