Spain will maintain its strategy with Morocco intact despite criticism over the Ceuta crisis
Most diplomats, former ministers, and consulted experts call for a change in tone: more firmness towards Rabat
Migration crisis
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Morocco thwarts the attempt of hundreds of sub-Saharan migrants to reach Ceuta
Moroccan security forces have arrested 61 people for inciting illegal migration in an operation that keeps the borders of Ceuta and Melilla with the Maghreb country sealed off.
Spain estimates up to 5,000 migrants from Ceuta who can be accommodated
The Government estimates that 2,500 minors and about 2,500 potential asylum seekers remain in the autonomous city
Robles issues a warning to Morocco: “Ceuta and Melilla are untouchable. They are very Spanish”
The minister, who has avoided saying whether she will appear in the Senate, stopped to listen to the fears and reproaches of the people of Ceuta, who appreciate that she has “faced up”
Brussels creates a coordination channel with TikTok and Meta to prevent misinformation about Ceuta
The Vice-President of the Commission, Henna Virkkunen, called on companies to activate crisis mechanisms and protocols
Albares guarantees the integrity of Schengen and ensures that no migrant has arrived on the Peninsula
The Foreign Minister has stated that “even the last person who has entered Spain irregularly will return to Morocco,” as that is the “express will” of Rabat
Brussels trusts that Italy will “soon” lift controls for travelers coming from Spain
Interior Commissioner Magnus Brunner speaks with the Italian and Spanish ministers, who reportedly confirmed to him that the restrictive measures are temporary
The Government threatens Italy with retaliation if it does not remove border controls on travelers coming from Spain
The Executive sends an ultimatum to Meloni and will apply reciprocal measures starting this Sunday if Rome does not end the restrictions
Vivas before the European Parliament: “The security of Ceuta is in the hands of a third party, Morocco, which does not recognize our sovereignty”
The Ministers of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, and Migration, Elma Saiz, snub the European Parliament