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Spanish police chief denies existence of report blaming Morocco for Ceuta migrant crossings

Madrid demanded an explanation from its own police after an explosive leaked police report suggested that Moroccan security forces were involved in transporting and pushing migrants towards the border.

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00:01Spain's police chief has denied the existence of an alleged report linking Moroccan security forces to the mass influx of
00:09migrants into Ceuta in July.
00:11These comments come a few hours after the Minister of the Interior had asked explanations about the content of a
00:17document allegedly published by Spain's National Center for Immigration and Borders.
00:21Online newspaper El Español reported the document that the incident was guided by Moroccan security forces with an objective other
00:29than migration.
00:31On Monday, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez had said that Morocco was not responsible for the Ceuta crisis.
00:37Nosotros hablamos de evidencias y no existe ninguna evidencia, ningún informe, ningún indicio de que Marruecos participara en lo que
00:47aconteció el 30 y 31 de julio.
00:49Instead, Sánchez and his government accused Israel, Russia and the far right of spreading disinformation.
00:57Foros digitales, tanto de Israel como de Rusia, amplificaron lo que lo ha acontecido con una intención de fracturar, de
01:07polarizar Europa y por ende incluso la sociedad española.
01:14Meanwhile, Russia denied on Tuesday any involvement in the Ceuta migration crisis.

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