Spanish police chief says no report blames Morocco for Ceuta crossings
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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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What happened
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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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
- What concrete event or decision sits underneath the headline: Spanish police chief says no report blames Morocco for Ceuta crossings?
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