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Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez Addresses Migrant Influx in Ceuta Amid Criticism

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez addressed the recent influx of 72,000 migrants into Ceuta, asserting that the government did not anticipate the crisis. He faced criticism from opposition leaders and protests across Spain, with accusations of dishonesty regarding the government's response. Sánchez emphasized the importance of cooperation with Morocco and attributed part of the crisis to misinformation spread on social media.

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez addressed the recent influx of 72,000 migrants into Ceuta, asserting that the government did not anticipate the crisis. He faced criticism from opposition leaders and protests across Spain, with accusations of dishonesty regarding the government's response. Sánchez emphasized the importance of cooperation with Morocco and attributed part of the crisis to misinformation spread on social media.

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Embattled Spanish PM insists there were no prior warnings before Ceuta crisis

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Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez Addresses Migrant Influx in Ceuta Amid Criticism