A month after the massive entry of migrants in Ceuta, the Spanish Government is still investigating what happened and its causes, but exonerates Morocco from any responsibility for the crisis. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez considered that the neighboring country is not to blame for what occurred.
On Monday, in an interview with Cadena Ser, Sánchez stated that "there are enough arguments for the King to visit Ceuta and Melilla". The president of the Spanish Government did not specify dates, saying that it is expected that "the conditions are given for it", but assured that the head of State's visit "will happen".
Sánchez reiterated that "the conditions and reasons are given for the head of State to visit Ceuta and Melilla", showing himself convinced of the need for this royal trip to the Spanish cities in northern Africa.
