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Moroccan Authorities Alleged to Have Actively Guided Migrants Toward Ceuta, Spanish Police Report Claims Moroccan Security Forces Displayed Total Permissiveness

Moroccan authorities are alleged to have actively guided migrants toward Ceuta, Spain, according to a 55-page police report submitted to the National Court. Spanish police report indicates Moroccan security forces displayed 'total permissiveness' during the migrant influx. The Interior Ministry denied that the National Police had identified Morocco's Security Forces' participation in the crisis.

A 55-page police report submitted to the National Court alleges that Moroccan authorities participated in the 'active guidance' of migrants toward Ceuta. The report contradicts the Interior Ministry, which denied that the National Police had identified the participation of Morocco's Security Forces in the Ceuta crisis. Spanish police report indicates Moroccan security forces displayed 'total permissiveness' during the recent migrant influx into Ceuta.

Where Sources Diverge

20-minutos reports that Moroccan authorities participated in the 'active guidance' of migrants toward Ceuta, while france24 reports that Moroccan security forces displayed 'total permissiveness' during the migrant influx.

20-minutos

Moroccan authorities participated in the 'active guidance' of migrants toward Ceuta.

france24

Moroccan security forces displayed 'total permissiveness' during the migrant influx.

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PublicFrance 24Sep 2, 11:20 PM
Spanish report flags Moroccan police's 'total permissiveness' in Ceuta migrant rush

Moroccan security forces displayed "total permissiveness" during last month's massive wave of migrants who crossed into the Spanish North African territory of Ceuta, according to a Spanish police report seen by a French news agency on Wednesday.

Independent20 minutosSep 2, 08:51 PM
The police report indicates that Moroccan authorities participated in the 'active guidance' of migrants toward Ceuta

The 55-page document submitted to the National Court contradicts Interior, which denied this Wednesday that the National Police had identified the participation of Morocco's Security Forces in the Ceuta crisis.