What Sánchez says about the origin of the stampede in Ceuta: From the Supreme Court ruling and the 'hoaxes' to possible Moroccan inaction
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What Sánchez says about the origin of the stampede in Ceuta: From the Supreme Court ruling and the 'hoaxes' to possible Moroccan inaction

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General3 September 2026 at 10:47

Pedro Sánchez acknowledged that it is still not possible to clarify the causes behind the massive influx of immigrants into Ceuta on July 30 and 31, during his appearance on Thursday in Congress. The investigations remain open and there are no conclusive reports on the incident.

The Spanish prime minister left open the possibility that evidence may be presented about a hypothetical role of Rabat in the crisis, in a scenario he described as "complex and multifaceted". This scenario would include issues of a social, economic, technological or geopolitical nature.

Sánchez's appearance before Congress comes in a context marked by the Supreme Court ruling and the allegations about disinformation, as indicated in the title of his speech, in addition to possible questions about the inaction of the Moroccan government.

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