
Morocco denies having given in to "pressure" in the Ceuta crisis and accuses European politicians of "instrumentalizing it"
Direct between 2,500 and 5,000 migrants, according to the sources, continue in Ceuta as the Legion tries to stop them and take them to the border with Morocco..
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The Government delegation estimates that it is about 2,500; the number of sources of the Ceuti Government is between 3,000 and 5,000. Its President Juan Jesús Vivas has today for the first time raised the number of people who arrived from Morocco in an irregular way to 80,000, a figure very similar to that of neighbours of the autonomous city. The Moroccan Government has denied this Monday having acted under "pressure or blackmail" during the migration crisis in Ceuta last Thursday, when... tens of thousands of people crossed the border into the autonomous city.
Furthermore, Moroccan diplomatic sources have argued that Rabat is a "responsible and sovereign actor" and a "reliable ally" of Spain, while at the same time rejecting the allegations of having relaxed border controls.
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The Government delegation estimates that it is about 2,500; the number of sources of the Ceuti Government is between 3,000 and 5,000.
according to El MundoIts President Juan Jesús Vivas has today for the first time raised the number of people who arrived from Morocco in an irregular way to 80,000, a figure very similar to that of neighbours of the autonomous city.
according to El MundoThe Moroccan Government has denied this Monday having acted under "pressure or blackmail" during the migration crisis in Ceuta last Thursday, when... tens of thousands of people crossed the border into the autonomous city.
according to El CorreoMoroccan diplomatic sources have argued that Rabat is a "responsible and sovereign actor" and a "reliable ally" of Spain, while at the same time rejecting the allegations of having relaxed border controls.
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