Spanish Prime Minister denies Moroccan involvement, blames foreign disinformation over Ceuta migrant surge
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez told Congress that the government has nothing to hide about the recent Ceuta migrant influx, pledged to publish all documents, defended the rapid return of migrants and said social-media messages had fueled the crossing. Earlier, a leaked police report had alleged Moroccan coordination of the surge, which Sánchez denied as investigations continued. He had also accused Russian and Israeli networks of spreading false information about Spain's migration policy to undermine Europe.