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Sanhez criticizes EU response on Ceuta crisis
The Prime Minister of Spain, Pedro Sánchez, sent a message to the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, criticizing the lack of solidarity among EU member states in handling the recent Ceuta crisis. He described some countries' reactions as unbalanced and accused certain nations of adopting "selfish" stances that violate European law. He noted that Spain managed to regain control of the borders within less than 48 hours and provided humanitarian aid to migrants through coordination with Morocco and limited support from some European countries. He called for an extraordinary meeting of the European Council to formulate a unified response to crises, emphasizing that all countries bear responsibility for safeguarding the EU's external borders.
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