Ancora tensione a Ceuta, salgono a 67 i morti in mare. Sanchez all'Ue: 'Stop a Schengen dettato da ignoranza o interessi politici'

Tensions remain high in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta following a surge in maritime migration that has resulted in a death toll of 67 people. The ongoing crisis has prompted a broader debate within the European Union regarding border security and the integrity of the Schengen Area.

In response to these developments, Italy and Denmark have spearheaded a formal letter to Brussels advocating for policy adjustments. While 22 European nations have signed the initiative, Spain and France have notably declined to participate. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has criticized calls to suspend the Schengen agreement, characterizing such proposals as being driven by ignorance or specific political interests rather than practical solutions.