MADRID: Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Monday dismissed as Netflix-worthy allegations he was being blackmailed by Morocco over the migration crisis in Spain’s North African territory of Ceuta. Since over 70,000 migrants streamed into the Spanish enclave from Morocco at the end of July, Sanchez has maintained he has no “solid proof” that Rabat planned the rush — something that has not convinced opposition parties or public opinion. Allegations picked up by the right-wing Popular Party and its
Spanish PM denies being blackmailed by Morocco
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