Spanish PM Softens Tone with Morocco Over Ceuta Migrant Crisis

According to The Local, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has softened his stance on Morocco in response to fears of a new migrant rush to Ceuta. In a statement on Wednesday, Sánchez acknowledged that Morocco had strengthened its border security measures in response to recent reports of potential mass crossings. This development comes after the Prime Minister previously admitted that Moroccan border control had failed during the July incident, which saw a significant number of migrants attempting to enter Ceuta from Morocco. The Prime Minister's softer tone indicates a shift in the diplomatic relationship between Spain and Morocco regarding border security and migrant control, potentially easing tensions and improving cooperation on this sensitive issue.