The Spanish prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, reiterated in Parliament that there is no evidence of Morocco's involvement in the migration crisis in Ceuta. During his speech, Sánchez assured that the government did not receive any conclusive warning about the massive invasion of migrants to the Spanish city.
The Ceuta crisis occurred when thousands of migrants, many of them minors, attempted to cross the border into Spanish territory. The situation generated strong diplomatic tension between Spain and Morocco.
Sánchez has maintained his position that there is no evidence that Morocco deliberately encouraged or facilitated the entry of migrants into Ceuta. This position contrasts with the accusations made by some Spanish political sectors, which point to a possible Moroccan retaliation.
The question remains a sensitive point in relations between the two countries, with the Spanish government defending that the investigation into the circumstances of the crisis is still ongoing.
