Pedro Sánchez: Criza migranților din Ceuta este o încălcare a integrității teritoriale a Spaniei

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez visited Ceuta amid an unprecedented influx of migrants from Morocco, labeling the situation a violation of Spain's territorial integrity. He attributed the surge to human trafficking networks spreading false information about migrant return policies. Sánchez clarified that these networks misinterpreted a recent Supreme Court decision, leading to misconceptions about the return of migrants arriving by sea. Local authorities reported around 60,000 migrants entered Ceuta, overwhelming the small enclave's resources. In response, Spain deployed military support to the Civil Guard at the border, while France and Italy announced temporary border controls. The European Commission President called for an end to illegal crossings and dismantling trafficking networks.