Government's Shift on Morocco's Accountability
The Spanish government is now acknowledging the potential responsibility of Morocco regarding the recent mass entry into Ceuta, a situation that has escalated tensions between the two nations. Ángel Víctor Torres, the Minister of Territorial Policy, stated on Wednesday that if the details of a police report attributing the actions to Moroccan Security Forces are confirmed, it would imply a significant responsibility on Morocco's part. This revelation marks a notable shift in the government’s stance, which previously expressed gratitude for Morocco's cooperation during the crisis.
Immediate Response by Interior Minister
In an interview with RNE, as reported by Europa Press, Torres emphasized that Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska acted promptly upon learning of the police report through the media. He has since sought clarification from the police chief, Francisco Pardo, regarding the specific terms of the document that the National Center for Immigration and Borders (CENIF) allegedly sent to Judge María in the National Court. This proactive approach highlights the government's commitment to understanding the circumstances surrounding the crisis, which has raised serious concerns about border security and international relations.
As reported by abc.es.
