Sumar asks that no "credence" be given to Morocco's willingness to take in minors because it has not done so with any since 2012

Enrique Santiago, the spokesperson for Sumar in the Congress Committees for Justice and Interior, has called for skepticism regarding Morocco's stated willingness to shelter unaccompanied minors who entered Ceuta. Speaking on a Friday, Santiago urged authorities not to lend credibility to Morocco's position, pointing out that the North African nation has not accepted any such minors since 2012.

The remarks address the ongoing situation involving unaccompanied minors crossing into the Spanish autonomous city of Ceuta. Sumar's stance highlights a perceived lack of historical follow-through by Morocco on similar humanitarian commitments, framing current diplomatic signals with caution.