Sanchez Rejects Criticism of Spain's Migration Policy
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In this semester there are still two European councils, one on 13 November which will be in Dublin, and the last of the year on 18 December in Brussels. Sánchez will go to both, although in the second he will already see whether he is the winner or loser of the elections. In any case, the reputation of the president of the Spanish government among his peers has been greatly damaged after the latter in which his absolute loneliness has been found…
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Noticias ao Minuto19 Leaders of the European Union committed this Friday to "maintaining a high level of surveillance at the external borders" of the Community bloc, after the migration crisis in Ceuta, which resulted in the entry of more than 70,000 people into this Spanish city in North Africa at the end of July
Sanchez rejects criticism of Spain's migration policy
Spain's prime minister defended the country's record on tackling irregular migration amid criticism of its mass regularisation plan, while Ursula von der Leyen called for full implementation of the EU migration and asylum pact.
The President of the Government appeared after the European Council and spoke of Minguez.
Pedro Sánchez appeared this Friday at a press conference from Brussels at the end of the European Council summit and addressed an issue that was very tense among the leaders, such as migration.The president of the government wanted to celebrate the "solidarity" with Ceuta and the "commitment" of the institutions with the situation that Ceuta lives. "Europe is more present today than it has ever been in Ceuta and Melilla," he said despite the ten…
The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, attends to the media after his participation in the European Council in Brussels.
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