The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, stated that there is no evidence so far that Morocco designed or executed an action against Spain related to the migratory crisis in Ceuta in July. Despite this guarantee, Sánchez acknowledged the existence of "doubts and indications" about what happened during that period.
The crisis in Ceuta occurred in July, when thousands of migrants attempted to enter the Spanish enclave through the land borders with Morocco. The situation generated diplomatic tensions between the two countries.
Sánchez expressed awareness of the issues surrounding the incident, but insisted that, based on the available information, it is not possible to confirm any deliberate involvement by Morocco.
The Spanish Prime Minister made these statements in the context of an official visit, seeking to calm tensions with the neighboring country while acknowledging the complexity of the situation.
