El Gobierno se escuda en que no hay orden directa de Rabat para no culpar a Marruecos a pesar de la presencia de sus militares

The Spanish government has maintained its position of not directly blaming Morocco for the mass entry of migrants into Ceuta, despite the presence of Moroccan military personnel during the events. More than a month after the incident, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's appearance failed to signal a shift in Madrid's stance.

This official reluctance to implicate Rabat persists even though it directly contrasts with a report compiled by the Spanish National Police, which documents the involvement and actions of Moroccan security forces during the border crossing.