Última hora de la entrada de inmigrantes a Ceuta, en directo | El PP lleva la crisis de Ceuta al Parlamento Europeo para presionar al Gobierno
Los ministros europeos de Interior se reúnen a petición de España, que reclamará solidaridad a los socios y afeará a los más duros la “reacción egoísta”
The Popular Party (PP) seeks to pressure the government over the Ceuta immigration crisis by targeting the European Parliament. The party has requested an urgent debate during the next plenary session to discuss the influx of 60,000 people into Ceuta upon the return from the holidays on September 14.
Meanwhile, EU Interior Ministers will hold a videoconference meeting on Tuesday to address the evolving migration crisis in Ceuta. This comes after the Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, and leaders from 22 other Member States called for an urgent extraordinary meeting to analyze the situation and coordinate the bloc's response.
According to diplomatic sources, the meeting will enable Interior Ministers to debate the crisis's progression, express support for Spain, and discuss the coordination of the community's response, both in protecting external borders and engaging with third countries. Spain will demand solidarity from its partners and warn those who consider Sánchez's approach "selfish, polarizing, and illegal," driven by "prejudices, fake news, ignorance, or political interest."
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