Zeci de mii de spanioli cer demisia lui Sánchez după criza din Ceuta. Premierul neagă implicarea Marocului, dar admite că poliția marocană nu a intervenit suficient

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stated in Parliament that there is no solid evidence that Morocco organized the recent migrant influx into Ceuta. He acknowledged that Moroccan police allowed crossings during a critical ten-hour window on July 30. A Spanish police report suggests the entry was a planned operation, contradicting the government's stance. Sánchez emphasized that Spain would respond firmly if credible evidence of Moroccan state responsibility emerges. The event marked the largest single migration incident in recent European history, with around 72,000 migrants entering Ceuta. Protests erupted across Spain, with accusations against Sánchez of betrayal regarding his handling of the situation.