Spain Will Ask the EU for Help with Migration. Sánchez Explained His Government's Steps in Ceuta
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The Ministry of the Interior released this Thursday, following the initial intervention in the Congress of the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, the information note that the National Intelligence and Borders Center (CENIF) of the National Police disseminated on July 28, two days before the crisis in Ceuta, warning of a "step-by-step increase" of swim tickets, although it was a "incipient trend."
Spain will ask the EU for help in monitoring migration near Ceuta, where about 72,000 people illegally entered from Morocco on July 30, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said in the Spanish parliament today. According to the daily El País, he also stressed that his government had no information before these events that such an event could occur...
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