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Spain rules out responsibility of Morocco in Ceuta migrant surge
The prime minister said "no intelligence service with which the Spanish government normally cooperates" suggested "any involvement in one way or anothe
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- Why it matters
- Spain had publicly suggested Morocco bore responsibility for the surge; the PM's statement resets the official position on a neighboring country's role in a domestic security incident.
- Most affected
- Spanish-Moroccan bilateral relations — Removes a public accusation that could escalate diplomatic tension over shared border security.
- Likely next
- Whether Morocco formally responds to the ruling or Spanish officials clarify what prompted the reversal.
Also reported by: RTE, Free Malaysia Today
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