Urtasun is cautious about the police report in Ceuta but insists: Sumar sees "responsibility" on the part of Morocco

Spanish government officials have urged caution regarding a recent police report suggesting Moroccan involvement in the mass migration event in Ceuta. Ministers Carlos Cuerpo and Ángel Víctor Torres have publicly requested that no conclusions or conjectures be drawn until the full details of the document are reviewed. The report, as cited by media, alleges that Moroccan gendarmes facilitated the entry of migrants into the territory.

Despite the government's call for prudence, Minister of Culture Ernest Urtasun has reiterated that his political platform, Sumar, maintains that Morocco holds responsibility for the crisis. While Urtasun acknowledged the need for caution regarding the specific police findings, his statements highlight a persistent political stance regarding the neighboring country's role in the border incident.