UE acordă Spaniei un ajutor de 115 milioane de euro pentru gestionarea crizei migranţilor în Ceuta

The European Union has granted Spain approximately €115 million in emergency aid to manage the influx of around 70,000 migrants from Morocco to Ceuta. The funds will enhance border surveillance, purchase equipment, and support the return of illegal migrants. Although many migrants have left, thousands remain in Ceuta, facing difficult conditions. The president of Ceuta has requested a permanent EU presence to ensure territorial integrity, while the Spanish Prime Minister has denied any solid evidence linking Morocco to the migrant surge. An investigation into the crisis has been initiated by Spanish authorities based on a police report highlighting security issues.