Spain Criticizes EU Partners as ‘Selfish’ Over Ceuta Migration Crisis

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Spanish officials have criticized European Union member states for a lack of support following a sudden influx of migrants entering the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in North Africa. The Spanish government emphasized that the border at Ceuta represents an external border of the entire European Union, requiring shared responsibility and solidarity among member states. Spain called on its European partners to provide greater assistance in managing border security and handling the processing and relocation of incoming migrants.

  • Spain experienced a significant increase in migrant arrivals in its North African enclave of Ceuta.
  • Spanish leaders criticized fellow European Union nations for failing to demonstrate adequate solidarity during the border crisis.
  • The Spanish government reiterated that Ceuta’s borders serve as official external borders for the European Union.
  • Calls were made for increased EU-wide assistance regarding border management and migrant support.

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40 COMMENTS

  1. I'm totally on Spain's side.
    Everybody could see clearly, that Spain was scammed. By whom would be interesting to know.
    In stead of – God forbid – offering assistance to handle the situation, those countries Incl my own (I'm ashamed to admit) hurried to score some cheap political points domestically. 😖
    That's not the EU I want to be proud of.

  2. Why should spain be bothered about the unemployment rate in Morocco? African countries have time and again been blasting the west for interference in their domestic affairs. Spain should just implement radical laws to curb this tragedy

  3. Imagine you’re so dysfunctional that you think either countries should share in your disastrous mistakes…. Absolutely ridiculous…. Tell this dude to dig into his own pocket and pay for these people.

  4. The Real problem is not the far left or far right, it’s the Moroccan government failing their people which results in these mass migration. Shame on the Moroccan government and ruling party.

  5. Une frontière, ce n'est pas qu'un simple trait de crayon sur une carte. C'est une limite qui définit la distribution territoriale et c'est soumit a des droits de passage. Personne ne peut entrer allègrement chez son voisin sans devoir demander la permission ou y être dûment invité. Que les marocains rentre chez eux ! La prochaine fois, ils prendront les voies légales pour y venir.

  6. This report is a breath of fresh air amidst so much misinformation and political opportunism. Thank you! We must investigate… who caused this chaos? Who stood to gain from it?
    These young people were misled by false information and all of them (as might be expected) returned peacefully to Morocco.

  7. Certain researchers and politicians can say that irregular migration has no or not many negative effects. Why? Because they usually have the economic means to insulate themselves and their families from these effects, while the migrants add to the competition for housing and jobs that the larger part of the local population is already in.

    And why is it fear mongering when someone says Morroco is not a country at war? It is clearly not.

    I fully understand the subjective reasons for a young man to try for a better life. But if this is allowed to happen in an uncontrolled fashion, there are ramifications for the societies in general that will destabilize them.

    Why are there so many so called "right wing governments" in Europe now or why did Britain leave the EU?
    Because of the repercussions of the massive uncontrolled influx of migrants back in 2015/16.

    And anyone still arguing that this is fine, so far 86 people have drowned around Ceuta in this event. If this behavior is further encouraged by letting them stay, that means more dead in the future. Who would ever want this?

  8. It is wrong to call this selfish when we are talking about cultural preservation of the native born. In the name of compassion a whole nation's people are expected to tolerate a blow to their common psyche because some politician gambles that this will have a good outcome. It is sheer madness.

  9. Thousands of migrants were trucked into the border area. Israeli media are reporting about how their politicians brag about how they can lean on Morocco to do stuff. Looks like it's been pretty effective. Time for the EU to wake up. Migrants should not be used as political weapons.

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