Morocco rejects accusations over Ceuta jump and sends a dig at the PP for falling into an "irrational and populist quagmire"
The Rabat Foreign Ministry warns that its country refuses to be the “scapegoat” for political score-settling.
Marruecos has spoken out about its crisis with Spain a day after the declassification of Spanish intelligence reports on migrants going to Ceuta. This comes after the Spanish Congress approved a law granting nationality to Sahrawis. Marruecos sent a message clearing itself of blame and warning parties with a history of government, an apparent reference to the Partido Popular.
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