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‘Italy exploited Ceuta crisis for electoral gains,’ says Spanish foreign minister

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‘Italy exploited Ceuta crisis for electoral gains,’ says Spanish foreign minister
Euractiv
Euractiv36 mins ago
‘Italy exploited Ceuta crisis for electoral gains,’ says Spanish foreign minister
‘Italy exploited Ceuta crisis for electoral gains,’ says Spanish foreign minister  euractiv.com
The Guardian
The Guardian1 hrs ago
Spanish foreign minister says ‘every last person’ will be returned to Morocco, urging migrants to ‘not risk lives again’ – Europe live
José Manuel Albares visited Ceuta earlier as he insisted that Madrid had it all under control Spanish foreign minister José Manuel Albares visited Ceuta earlier today, as he insisted that Madrid had it all under control despite “the most unique and complex” border arrangements there. He said Spain was in direct dialogu
GB News
GB News1 days ago
EU civil war explodes as Italian foreign minister blasts 'disproportionate' Spanish response to Schengen border crisis as he issues urgent warning over 'jihadist migrants'
EU civil war explodes as Italian foreign minister blasts 'disproportionate' Spanish response to Schengen border crisis as he issues urgent warning over 'jihadist migrants'  GB News
Man dies paragliding from Morocco into Spanish territory Ceuta amid migrant crisis
The man’s body was recovered by maritime officers but he was ‘already dead’, Spanish authorities said
Euronews
Euronews1 days ago
'Ceuta is Spain': Hundreds of people protest Spanish government's response efforts over migrant influx crisis
Hundreds of Ceuta residents gathered on Sunday to demand an “immediate, decisive and proportionate” response to the migration crisis, in a protest, organised by the city’s four religious communities.
iNews
iNews🏁 first to report3 days ago
Europe’s migrant crisis is opening the door for the far-right at a critical moment
Mainstream parties don’t know how to handle the aftermath of what happened in Ceuta. Their rivals do