Franța și Italia suspendă Spațiul Schengen la granița cu Spania după criza migranților din Ceuta: "O amenințare la frontierele Europei"

France and Italy have suspended Schengen at the border with Spain due to a migrant crisis in Ceuta, where thousands crossed from Morocco. French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez announced increased border controls to prevent migrants from moving freely within Schengen. Italy, despite lacking a land border with Spain, also suspended Schengen, affecting air and sea travel. Political reactions across the EU have emerged, with calls for a European response to the crisis. The European Commission stated that expelling Spain from Schengen is not feasible, emphasizing the need for securing external borders. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez acknowledged that recent legal interpretations may have encouraged the influx of migrants.