Margallo's Stance on Morocco's Actions and U.S. Approval
In a compelling address delivered in Gijón, former Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel García-Margallo, articulated his strong belief regarding the influx of illegal immigrants that surged into Ceuta last August. He firmly contends that this wave of migration was orchestrated by Morocco, and crucially, that it received tacit approval from the United States. This assertion was made during his speech at the Collegiate Church of San Juan Bautista, which took place within the framework of the ongoing Week of Hispanicity in Gijón.
Establishing Clear Boundaries for Diplomatic Relations
Margallo emphasized the necessity of establishing "red lines" to foster robust diplomatic relations with Morocco. He highlighted the geopolitical dynamics at play, suggesting that Morocco has exploited Spain's vulnerabilities and isolation to further its interests in Ceuta and Melilla. His remarks underscore the intricate interplay between immigration, international diplomacy, and national security, reflecting the broader challenges faced by Spain in its relationship with its North African neighbor.
As reported by lne.es.
