The Spanish Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, reiterated this Monday that his department has not received any information about the alleged participation of Moroccan Gendarmery in the entry of migrants in Ceuta at the end of July. The official stressed that, at this time, there is no element pointing to the intervention of Moroccan authorities in the migration crisis.
Marlaska reiterated that, "today," there is no logical element incriminating Morocco for the situation experienced at the Spanish borders. The minister's position comes at a time when questions remain about the role that Moroccan authorities may have played during the migratory episodes in Ceuta.
The article states that the Spanish Executive continues to have no concrete evidence supporting the suspicions that Moroccan security forces may have facilitated or directly participated in the massive entry of migrants. Marlaska has reiterated this position on several occasions, insisting on the absence of information confirming the participation of Moroccan elements.
