22 de lideri europeni cer reuniune de urgență, după criza din Ceuta. Von der Leyen: Niciun migrant nu a intrat în UE

Leaders from 22 EU nations have called for an urgent meeting to address the migrant crisis in Ceuta, Spain. They emphasized the need for a coordinated European response and expressed serious concerns about the situation. The letter, initiated by Italy and Denmark, seeks a video conference of interior ministers to assess the crisis and discuss measures to prevent illegal immigration. Notably, some leaders, including France's Macron, did not sign the letter. The Spanish government's decision to grant legal status to some unauthorized migrants was cited as a potential factor in the crisis, a claim disputed by Madrid.