Spain's Sanchez rules out responsibility of Moroccan authorities in migrant surge
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- Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez ruled out Moroccan authorities being responsible for the sudden influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta a month earlier.
- Sanchez said Spanish intelligence services that normally cooperate with the government had not raised doubts about Moroccan involvement in the episode.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez ruled out responsibility by Moroccan authorities for the sudden influx of migrants who arrived in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta a month ago.
Speaking to Cadena Ser radio, Sanchez said intelligence services that normally cooperate with the Spanish government had not cast doubt on Moroccan involvement in the episode.
No intelligence service with which the Spanish government normally cooperates sheds any doubt, or rather, suggests any doubt, about the involvement in one way or another of the Moroccan authorities.
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