Government's Stance Remains Unwavering
As the one-month mark approaches since the onset of the migration crisis in Ceuta, the Spanish government has maintained a steadfast position concerning Morocco. The return from vacation of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has triggered a series of ministerial appearances, where officials have been called upon to account for the unfolding events. Thus far, all ministers who have presented themselves before the Congress of Deputies echo a consistent narrative: expressing gratitude to Rabat for its cooperation during the crisis while absolving it of any responsibility for the massive influx of 72,000 individuals into Spain. Notably, Margarita Robles has been the exception, passionately asserting the
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