Maíllo claims that the police report on Ceuta would support his theory of Morocco's "evident connection" to the crisis
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Antonio Maíllo, coordinator of Izquierda Unida, and Ernest Urtasun, Minister of Culture and spokesperson for Sumar, have commented on a recent police report concerning the mass entry of migrants into Ceuta. The report suggests that Moroccan security forces played a role in facilitating the crossing, a finding that both political figures have interpreted as evidence of Moroccan involvement in the crisis.
While Maíllo explicitly stated that the document supports his thesis regarding a clear connection between the Moroccan authorities and the event, Urtasun expressed a more cautious stance. Despite his call for prudence, Urtasun acknowledged that some form of responsibility on the part of Morocco appears evident in light of the police findings.
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Infobae (Maíllo coverage)Focuses on Maíllo's assertion of a proven connection to Morocco.