Protests erupt across Spain over migrant crisis as they slam 'invasion'
Thousands of people have gathered in protests across Spain over the migrant crisis as they slam the Ceuta 'invasion'.
TL;DR
- Thousands protested in Spain over the migrant crisis in Ceuta, criticizing the government's response and calling it an 'invasion'.
- Opposition parties accused Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of abandoning Ceuta and suggested Morocco was involved in the influx.
- The Moroccan government denied orchestrating or being involved in the mass crossing of migrants.
- A police report indicated 'total permissiveness' from Moroccan security forces, though it did not categorically accuse Morocco.
- Protests were organized by conservative and far-right parties, with calls for Sánchez's resignation.
- Ceuta remains a diplomatic flashpoint due to Morocco's long-standing claim over the city.