00:00Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez told Congress the government has nothing to hide over the Ceuta crisis,
00:07announcing he had ordered the publication of a full dossier of documents for public scrutiny.
00:12He also said there was no evidence Morocco orchestrated July's migrant rush into Ceuta
00:18after a police report highlighted multiple failings by Moroccan security forces.
00:39His speech follows a day of mass protests across Spain,
00:43in mounting opposition and criticism over the government's handling of the crisis and Morocco's role in it.
00:50The opposition has consistently cast doubt on Morocco's role and accused Sánchez of being subservient to Rabat.
00:57Sánchez pushed back against suggestions that Spain should have acted more forcefully to remove migrants,
01:04stressing the government's legal obligations.
01:07He went on to defend the wider government response,
01:09telling Congress that the situation had been brought under control within days.
01:14Although most of the migrants who streamed into Ceuta have since returned to Morocco,
01:19thousands continue to roam the small city streets and sleep rough,
01:23increasing tensions among locals and humanitarian concerns.
