Moroccan authorities say there are “no facts” establishing Morocco’s involvement in the July migrant rush into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta. The remarks come as Spain investigates the circumstances around the mass crossing.
The denial responds to a Spanish police report alleging that Morocco’s security forces showed “total permissiveness” during the event. Morocco’s position is presented as its first official response to the report, disputing the claim that Moroccan authorities played a role in enabling the influx.
Across the outlets, the central point is consistent: Morocco rejects the allegation of involvement, while Spain’s police report forms the basis of the accusation. Neither source provides additional evidence or details beyond the competing claims, leaving the dispute framed as a disagreement over responsibility for what led to the mass entry into Ceuta.
