Spain's National Police came forward to deny that the report it prepared on the events in Ceuta attributes the planning or execution of the entry of more than 70,000 people into the Spanish city to Moroccan security forces.
The Spanish police confirmed that the document does not directly blame the Moroccan authorities for the migration crisis that led tens of thousands of people to enter the Spanish enclave in North Africa.
According to the Spanish authorities' version, the report does not indicate that Morocco's security forces planned or executed the massive entry of people into Ceuta.
