La Eurocámara amenaza con suspender el acuerdo de asociación con Rabat, que les da fondos millonarios por proteger la frontera

The European Parliament, despite lacking foreign policy authority, is attempting to assert influence in that arena. The Spanish People's Party (PP) has leveraged this to criticize the government, a tactic that has become almost routine within the European Union. On Thursday, the Eurocámara, backed by the Spanish PP and supported by a broad coalition of right-wing and some liberal members, adopted a resolution.

This document holds Spain accountable for the influx of approximately 80,000 migrants into Ceuta during July, citing "repeated warnings" from security and intelligence services against the government's position. With a landslide majority of 339 votes in favor, 225 against, and 16 abstentions, the Eurocámara issues a stern warning to Rabat: the European right is paving the way to suspend the association agreement between the EU and Morocco, which provides Morocco with substantial million-dollar funds in exchange for border security.