Última hora de la entrada de inmigrantes a Ceuta, en directo | Italia y Dinamarca rechazan “la inmigración descontrolada” y piden centros de deportación

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and her Danish counterpart Mette Frederiksen released a joint statement on Monday, rejecting "uncontrolled immigration" and calling for deportation centers in third countries. The statement reads, "We do not accept uncontrolled immigration into Europe and have promoted a strict immigration policy, both in our countries and across Europe."

Italy had introduced controls at airports and ports for travelers from Spain following the incident in Ceuta, and subsequently, the Spanish government imposed the same measure on arrivals from Italy due to Italy's refusal to lift the controls. Eleven days have passed since the massive influx of immigrants into Ceuta on July 30th, and the inhabitants of the autonomous city continue to demand a solution from the government and European authorities.

Residents of Ceuta chanted slogans such as "Ceuta does not sell. Ceuta is Spain" during a rally on Sunday organized by religious and neighborhood associations, criticizing the "abandonment" of the Pedro Sánchez administration.