
Spain calls for common response after massive entry into the enclave, criticizing 'selfish' reactions of bloc countries
EU brings together ministers to discuss migration crisis in Ceuta
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The emergency meeting of the European Union's interior ministers serves to discuss the migratory crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. The Spanish government also requested the organization of this meeting, considering that, in the current international context, the EU cannot "have this type of selfish, polarizing, and illegal reaction" and called for a "common response" to situations like the one experienced in Ceuta. "We cannot allow massive and uncontrolled crossings, the instrumentalization of migrations, or other hybrid threats to give the impression that it is possible to enter the European Union illegally.
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The emergency meeting of the European Union's interior ministers serves to discuss the migratory crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.
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The Spanish government also requested the organization of this meeting, considering that, in the current international context, the EU cannot "have this type of selfish, polarizing, and illegal reaction" and called for a "common response" to situations like the one experienced in Ceuta.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Mundo +1"We cannot allow massive and uncontrolled crossings, the instrumentalization of migrations, or other hybrid threats to give the impression that it is possible to enter the European Union illegally.
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The emergency meeting of the European Union's interior ministers serves to discuss the migratory crisis in the Spanish enclave...
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