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Spain's Sanchez says no 'solid proof' that Morocco planned Ceuta crisis

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez informed lawmakers on Thursday that there is no evidence to suggest the Moroccan government orchestrated or participated in the recent migrant surge into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. The statement follows a period of heightened tension regarding the border influx, which resulted in a deadly rush of people attempting to enter the territory.

The Prime Minister's remarks arrive amid domestic political pressure, occurring one day after tens of thousands of citizens participated in nationwide protests to express dissatisfaction with the government's management of the migration crisis.

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France 24 (FR) Highlights domestic political pressure and public protests against the government.
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