Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska has defended the collaboration with Morocco regarding the border city of Ceuta, amidst growing criticism from opposition parties. The Popular Party (PP) and Vox, along with parliamentary allies including Sumar, have questioned the effectiveness and implications of this collaboration. Marlaska responded by accusing the PP and Vox of inciting hatred, rather than offering self-criticism. He stands alone in his strong defense of the Moroccan cooperation. This stance comes after concerns were raised regarding border control and potential security risks in Ceuta. The political dispute highlights deep divisions within the Spanish parliament over immigration policy and relations with Morocco. The situation remains tense as opposition parties demand greater transparency and accountability regarding the agreement.