Key Points
- A migrant crisis has erupted in Ceuta
- Sánchez is criticizing European governments
- The European Union will hold an emergency meeting
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has accused European governments of being 'selfish' in their response to the migrant crisis in Ceuta. Sánchez stated that some European governments are driven by 'prejudice, misinformation, ignorance, or political gain' in their handling of the crisis. Spain has requested assistance from the European Union to resolve the crisis.
Ceuta is an autonomous city in northern Africa with a population of approximately 83,000. The city is located in the north of Morocco and overlooks the Strait of Gibraltar.
The European Union will hold an emergency meeting to address the crisis, which will be attended by representatives from 22 EU member states.
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- What is happening in Ceuta?
- Ceuta is an autonomous city in northern Africa with a population of approximately 83,000. The city is located in the north of Morocco and overlooks the Strait of Gibraltar.
- Why is Sánchez criticizing European governments?
- Sánchez stated that some European governments are driven by 'prejudice, misinformation, ignorance, or political gain' in their handling of the crisis.
- What is the European Union doing to address the migrant crisis?
- The European Union will hold an emergency meeting, which will be attended by representatives from 22 EU member states.
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