The president of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, defended this Thursday the actions of the Executive and security forces in Ceuta before, during, and after the avalanche of migrants on July 30. The appearance before Congress took place amid a significant diplomatic crisis between Spain and Morocco.
Sánchez appeared before Congress to explain the situation regarding the massive entry of migrants into the autonomous city of Ceuta, which occurred on July 30. During his speech, the president maintained that both the government and the security forces acted correctly throughout the entire process.
Sánchez's appearance took place at a particularly delicate moment, after the release of a police report pointing to Morocco as a collaborator in the assault on the autonomous city. This police report is believed to have been decisive in intensifying political pressure on the president of the government.
The article refers to Sánchez's speech about the massive assault on Ceuta, mentioning key phrases from his intervention in Congress. The situation placed the Spanish Executive in a difficult position in light of the revelations about the alleged involvement of Morocco in the incident.
