Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faced a tense appearance before Congress, lacking support from key allies, as discontent grows within the government regarding the handling of the recent border crisis involving Morocco. The crisis stems from allegations that Morocco orchestrated the influx of migrants into Ceuta and Melilla. The government maintains it has no proof of Moroccan organization behind the border crossings, despite a police report suggesting otherwise which was initially concealed. This concealment has sparked significant friction between the Executive branch, the police, and a National Court judge. Sánchez’s appearance comes amid widespread criticism and calls for greater transparency. The situation highlights a delicate diplomatic relationship with Morocco and internal political tensions within Spain. The lack of governmental unity on the issue further complicates the matter.