Gabriel Rufián points to Sánchez and states that he "is starting to tell the truth" about Morocco and Ceuta

The ERC spokesperson in Congress, Gabriel Rufián, assured this Wednesday that the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, "is starting to tell the truth" by acknowledging that Morocco failed in controlling its borders during the massive entry of migrants into Ceuta last July, although he considered that talking about a failure is "a euphemism."

The interview on CNN and the reaction of the ERC leader

Rufián made these statements in the Congress, after being asked about the interview granted by Sánchez to CNN, in which the President of the Government affirmed this Tuesday that it seemed "evident" to him that border control by Morocco "failed" during that massive entry into Ceuta and assured that he had asked for "actions and responses."

"Morocco attacked this country. It used its own people as cannon fodder. That's it. Mohamed VI is the allied partner of Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump who wants to overthrow this government along with the Spanish right. That's it. This is the truth," added the ERC spokesperson.