Weber warns Morocco of 'obvious consequences' over Ceuta border crisis
EPP leader Manfred Weber called on Morocco to take back all irregular migrants who entered the Spanish exclave in July and strongly criticized Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s handling of the situation during a visit to the autonomous city.
This Tuesday, the Congress leadership decided to permanently revoke Vito Quiles' accreditation as a draftsman, barring him from continuing his activities within the institution's premises. The chamber's executive body, dominated by the PSOE and Sumar parties, had been examining three files for serious infractions committed on March 17, 25, and 26, involving the interruption of a Socialist Party spokesperson's press conference and the dissemination of images in unauthorized areas via social media.
Meanwhile, External Affairs, European Union, and Cooperation Minister José Manuel Albares announced he will meet his Moroccan counterpart, Naser Burita, in person at the United Nations High-Level Week in New York to discuss Ceuta's situation and the return of the thousands of migrants still residing there after a massive influx in late July.
Albares said the exact date for the meeting is yet to be finalized as "agendas are being coordinated." Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska revealed that starting this Tuesday, the intake of minors from Ceuta will be expedited following the massive arrival on July 30 and 31.
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