Ceuta Border Crisis: 60,000 Migrants Surge Into Spain as Madrid Slams EU Inaction | Times Now World

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Public anger erupted across Spain after an unprecedented influx of roughly 60,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into the North African enclave of Ceuta within a 72-hour span, leaving over 70 people dead and overwhelming local border infrastructure. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez publicly criticized European Union partners for a "lack of solidarity" after several member states, including Italy, called for emergency border restrictions or suspended passport-free Schengen travel arrangements following the breach. As Spanish soldiers and national police moved to secure the enclave and process returns to Morocco, Madrid residents expressed fury over EU migration policy and diplomatic pressure from Rabat, prompting European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to schedule emergency talks regarding external border security. #spain #ceuta #morocco #eu #breakingnews #topnews #worldnews #usnews #migration #geopolitics #sanchez #vonderleyen In this Times Now World News report, we br

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