Trump dice que la crisis de Ceuta "es triste de ver" y define a España como "país arruinado"
Atribuye la situación a las "leyes débiles" y "una mala gestión" del Gobierno de Pedro Sánchez. Leer
United States President Donald Trump criticized Spain as a "ruined" country due to the mass influx of migrants crossing from Morocco, describing the situation in Ceuta as "very sad to see." Trump expressed concern over Spain's poor behavior towards NATO, noting that Spain fails to pay its fair share. The Trump administration's criticism of Spain's handling of the Ceuta crisis, which involved over 80,000 migrants, stems from the perception that Spanish authorities lacked the knowledge and management skills to handle such a massive influx of people.
Trump specifically cited Spain's weak laws and ineffective government as reasons for the situation. The situation in Ceuta prompted Trump to remark that he had never witnessed anything similar.
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