Robles demands Morocco investigate the mass entry into Ceuta and defends the Spanish secret services
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Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles has demanded that the Moroccan government conduct a full investigation into the recent mass influx of migrants across the border into Ceuta. Speaking in Zaragoza, Robles emphasized that the Spanish autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla are inviolable, stating that they "do not get touched."
In addition to calling for accountability from Rabat regarding the border tragedy, Robles used her remarks to strongly defend the performance of Spain's intelligence services. She backed both the military and civilian branches of the nation's secret services for their handling of the situation and related security matters.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Robles advierte que "Ceuta y Melilla no se tocan" y exige a Marruecos que investigueEmphasizes the territorial warning that Ceuta and Melilla are untouchable.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Robles exige a Marruecos investigar la entrada masiva en Ceuta y defiende a los servicios secretos españolesHighlights the defense of Spanish intelligence agencies alongside the border investigation demand.