Spanish leader slams ‘selfish’ EU response as death toll from Ceuta crossings climbs

Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has denounced the “selfish” response of several EU member states to an influx of migrants crossing into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta from Morocco this week, as the number of people who died rose to 67. Most of those 50,000 to 60,000 people who attempted the crossing had returned to

Spain has installed a 500 metre long barrier along its sea border with Morocco - after tens of thousands of people rushed into the Spanish North African enclave of Ceuta.

Spain’s prime minister Pedro Sanchez lashed out at the EU ahead of emergency meeting, just as Donald Trump waded into the row by branding the border breach a ‘catastrophe’

Socialist Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has accused fellow European Union leaders of being "selfish" for expressing concerns and enacting border restrictions in the wake of tens of thousands of illegal migrants flooding into Ceuta this week.

Spain has condemned the "selfish, polarising and unlawful" reaction of some EU countries to the influx of about 60,000 migrants from Morocco to Ceuta.

Spain has condemned the "selfish, polarising and unlawful" reaction of some EU countries to the influx of about 60,000 migrants from Morocco to Ceuta.

Italy has temporarily suspended the Schengen arrangement with Spain as Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called scenes in Ceuta "shocking".

Spanish PM blasts 'selfish' EU nations over criticism after 60,000 migrants cross border from Morocco - as death toll rises to 77  lbc.co.uk

Death toll in Spain's Ceuta border crisis with Morocco climbs to 67, Spanish government says