Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez says a migrant rush toward the Spanish enclave of Ceuta about a month ago is still under investigation. Speaking on Monday, he indicates that authorities are continuing to examine what led to the arrival of the migrants.
Sánchez also rejects the idea that Morocco’s authorities bear responsibility for the event. While the incident has prompted questions about cross-border cooperation and potential failures, the sources report that he does not assign blame to Morocco. The outlets emphasize that the investigation is ongoing rather than concluded, suggesting that findings are not yet public.
Overall, both reports focus on Sánchez’s two-part message: the situation remains under review, and he rules out Moroccan responsibility as the cause. The accounts do not provide additional details about specific findings, the number of migrants involved, or any measures that may follow from the investigation.
