Sánchez condemns ‘selfish’ reaction of some EU countries to Ceuta border crisis as death toll rises – Europe live
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has criticized some European Union countries for their "selfish, polarising and illegal reaction" to the recent mass border crossings at Ceuta. In a letter to Brussels, Sánchez stated that several EU nations have attacked Spain and called for its temporary exclusion from the Schengen area.

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AI-generatedSpanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has criticized some European Union countries for their "selfish, polarising and illegal reaction" to the recent mass border crossings at Ceuta. In a letter to Brussels, Sánchez stated that several EU nations have attacked Spain and called for its temporary exclusion from the Schengen area. He attributed these reactions to prejudice, misinformation, ignorance, or political interests, arguing they violate European and humanitarian law, as well as EU solidarity principles. Sánchez also expressed gratitude to Morocco for its assistance in managing the crisis, which saw tens of thousands of people cross from Morocco into the Spanish enclave.
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4 extractedTens of thousands of people crossed from Morocco to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez criticized some EU countries for their 'selfish, polarising and illegal reaction' to the Ceuta border crisis.
Sánchez stated these reactions were driven by 'prejudice, fake news, ignorance, or political interests'.
Some European states have allegedly attacked Spain and requested its temporary exclusion from the Schengen area.