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Pedro Sánchez ha deciso di non lasciare correre. Alle accuse e alla narrazione del governo italiano sulla situazione migratoria ha risposto con l’unica cosa che la propaganda teme davvero: i dati. Nel periodo 2022-2026, secondo Frontex, gli ingressi irregolari sono stati 478.600 sulla rotta italiana, 340.600 nei Balcani occidentali, 259.800 in Grecia e 234.760 in Spagna. Numeri che rendono piuttosto difficile sostenere che Madrid rappresenti il grande problema migratorio d’Europa. Il messaggio di Sánchez è stato netto: si possono avere opinioni diverse, ma sui trattati europei e sui dati non si può semplicemente scegliere la realtà che fa più comodo. Una risposta asciutta, senza proclami e senza sceneggiate. A volte bastano pochi numeri per smontare intere campagne politiche. E questa volta i numeri non sembrano essere dalla parte di Meloni. #Migranti #PoliticaEU #Dati

Ali, a 16-year-old boy from Marrakech, manages to reach Ceuta, Spain, during the sudden opening of the border, calling his father to reassure him and telling about the chaos he experienced in an attempt to escape a difficult life in Morocco, just as the king celebrates his anniversary of reign. (translated)

Italy has suspended the Schengen agreement with Spain for a month, imposing targeted and selective controls on non-European citizens in response to the migrant assault in Ceuta, a decision that has triggered diplomatic tensions with Madrid and internal criticism from the opposition. (translated)

Italy has decided to suspend the Schengen agreement with Spain due to the migrant crisis in Ceuta, and other EU countries, such as Finland, Denmark, and the Czech Republic, are calling for Spain to be excluded from the free movement area, thus supporting Italy's measure. (translated)

At least 57 migrants have died at the border between Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Ceuta during a mass attempt by more than 60,000 people to enter Spain, leading to the deployment of the army and increased security measures due to the escalating crisis and conflict between migrants and security forces. (translated)

The migration crisis in Ceuta has prompted rapid reactions from several European states, with Italy partially suspending the application of Schengen with Spain, and France and Germany strengthening border controls after approximately 60,000 migrants attempted to reach the Spanish enclave in Morocco. (translated)

Italy has temporarily suspended the Schengen agreement with Spain due to the migration emergency in Ceuta, a decision justified by Premier Meloni as necessary to protect national security and prevent illegal human trafficking, while the Spanish government and European leaders have urged a return to normalcy and emphasized the importance of respecting EU treaties. (translated)

Sanchez è un leader straordinario…Ha gestito con dignità e competenza la crisi di Ceuta. La Spagna ha rimpatriato più persone in 24 ore che il governo Meloni in 4 anni. Su 50mila migranti almeno 48.300 sono già rientrati in Marocco. Ora la Spagna chiede unità e di proteggere la sovranità europea. Mentre il governo Meloni ufficializza "la chiusura delle frontiere marittime e aeree con la Spagna". L’ennesima strumentalizzazione vile per far saltare l’Unione Europea. #Ceuta gode di un regime speciale - non fa parte dei parametri di Schengen. #Spagna #Migrazione #UnioneEuropea

Over 60,000 migrants from Morocco have attempted to cross into Ceuta in search of a better life, causing a major crisis at Spain's border, to which the Spanish government has responded with additional troops, but without declaring a state of emergency, while locals feel overwhelmed by the influx of immigrants and the harsh reactions from other European countries intensify. (translated)

Italy has suspended the Schengen agreement with Spain for a month, restoring border controls in response to the influx of migrants to Ceuta, a decision primarily of a political nature by the Meloni government to present a firm stance against irregular immigration, fueling a diplomatic incident with Spain. (translated)

Giuseppe Conte, former Prime Minister and leader of the 5 Star Movement, criticizes the Meloni government for its reactions to the migration crisis in Ceuta, accusing it of predatory operations and of not adequately managing the repatriations and landings of migrants, while calling for transparency regarding the mission of the 700 Italian soldiers in Saudi Arabia. (translated)

The temporary suspension of #Schengen with Spain is a necessary choice to protect the security of our citizens and defend the European borders. A measure provided for by treaties and made unavoidable today. The migrant crisis in #Ceuta reminds us that the management of (translated)