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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has rejected allegations that Morocco planned the recent migrant influx at Ceuta, citing a lack of evidence while condemning hostile Moroccan statements. The border crisis has triggered mass demonstrations across Spain over migration policy and police handling of the situation.
High-ranking officials within Spain's immigration police have reported that 3 million immigrants have been regularized along with their families. They warn that these family reunifications could lead to the 'system breaking down'.
Leaked police conclusions indicate that the recent mass border crossing at Ceuta involved prior planning and active guidance by Moroccan forces, rather than being solely orchestrated by migrant smuggling networks.
Bolivia's Public Ministry has requested information from Spain and Peru regarding a case involving former Spanish Prime Minister Zapatero. A new Spanish police report suggests Zapatero engaged in 'influence-peddling dynamics' in Bolivia to benefit Peruvian company Grupo Gloria for 200,000 euros.
Spanish law enforcement has submitted a judicial report alleging that Moroccan gendarmes and plainclothes agents actively guided and facilitated a mass migrant crossing at the Ceuta border on July 30 and 31.