Spain’s politicians point finger at Morocco over Ceuta crisis

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez described the sudden influx of 50,000 migrants into Ceuta as an 'attack' but blamed people smugglers, not Morocco. However, Spanish politicians from both the right and left accuse Morocco of orchestrating the crisis, citing the absence of Moroccan gendarmes at the border and the deaths of 88 people. Spain's government seeks to maintain diplomatic relations with Morocco despite the accusations.