Mohamed VI accuses Spain of instrumentalizing the migratory crisis in Ceuta: "Cooperation will not be subject to blackmail"
- The King of Morocco, Mohamed VI, has accused certain Spanish political and media sectors of instrumentalizing the migration crisis in Ceuta and has warned that cooperation between both countries cannot be subjected to pressure, threats, or "blackmail".
- The monarch has spoken for the first time about the massive entry of migrants recorded at the Ceuta border at the end of July, in a speech delivered during the opening of the new session of the Moroccan Parliament.
- The message comes at a delicate moment for relations between Madrid and Rabat, a few days before the Kings of Spain visit Ceuta and
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- The King of Morocco, Mohamed VI, has accused certain Spanish political and media sectors of instrumentalizing the migration crisis in Ceuta and has warned that cooperation between both countries cannot be subjected to pressure, threats, or "blackmail".
- The monarch has spoken for the first time about the massive entry of migrants recorded at the Ceuta border at the end of July, in a speech delivered during the opening of the new session of the Moroccan Parliament.
- The message comes at a delicate moment for relations between Madrid and Rabat, a few days before the Kings of Spain visit Ceuta and
Sources: Elconstitucional