Spain’s PM Rejects Claims Morocco Aided 70,000 in Ceuta Border Breach

In a parliamentary address on Thursday, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez denied any evidence that Morocco planned or facilitated a mass border breach into Ceuta. The claim stems from a police report, commissioned by a judge and widely cited in the media, which alleged that Moroccan border forces helped roughly 70,000 people cross the border in late July. Sánchez emphasized that Spain has found no proof of Moroccan involvement. The report’s emergence prompted the PM’s statement, underscoring Spain’s position on the incident and its implications for cross‑border security cooperation.