Albares demands European partners' solidarity with Ceuta and lashes out at Meloni
El ministro de Exteriores dice que Marruecos no exigió ninguna contrapartida para ayudar a resolver la crisis
The Foreign Minister, José Manuel Albares, has stated this Monday that Spain will demand solidarity from European partners in tomorrow's meeting of EU Interior Ministers in the face of the Ceuta crisis, and has hit out at some countries, such as Italy, which have announced the suspension of the Schengen agreement on the free movement of non-European people with Spain due to the massive influx of immigrants into the Spanish city in North Africa.
“We are going to demand solidarity from all EU states,” Albares told TVE, in his first statements since the crisis erupted last Thursday.
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