Spanish Prime Minister Threatens Border Controls for Schengen Countries Demanding Return
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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said he was concerned about the actions of some European governments.
The Spanish authorities have announced that "almost all migrants who have arrived in the last few days in the Spanish enclave Ceuta have returned to Morocco, and the situation is "practically normalized". The statement was made on Saturday by the Spanish Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, transmits RFI.
Péter Magyar and his team attacked Pedro Sánchez over the migrant crisis in Ceuta - They are urging the restoration of the Schengen borders.
In a joint letter with twenty-one EU heads of state and government, the Prime Minister urged coordinated European action and the possible reinstatement of internal border controls due to the 50,000-strong migration wave that broke into Ceuta, Spain. The post Péter Magyar and 21 EU leaders warn of possible reinstatement of Schengen internal border controls first appeared on 24.hu.
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