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Spanish PM Sanchez Faces Backlash Over Ceuta Border Crisis
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First reported by NEWSru Israel · 3 hours ago
What happened
Tens of thousands of Spaniards protested across the country over the government's handling of a mass border breach into Ceuta from Morocco. A Spanish police report concluded the event was planned and involved individuals linked to Moroccan security forces, contradicting Prime Minister Sanchez's earlier statements blaming disinformation networks.
- 01Spaniards protested nationwide over the Ceuta border crisis.
- 02Police report suggests Moroccan security forces' involvement in border breach.
- 03Thousands crossed from Morocco into Spanish enclave of Ceuta.
- 04Protesters demanded government action and Prime Minister Sanchez's resignation.
- 05Police findings contradict Sanchez's earlier statements.
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