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Portugal acusa veladamente a España de incitar un "efecto llamada" por la "falta de regulación" migratoria

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Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro has indirectly criticized Spain's migration policies, citing a perceived lack of regulation as a catalyst for a pull effect regarding illegal immigration. The comments follow recent migration pressures experienced in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.

Montenegro’s remarks highlight regional tensions concerning border management and the handling of migratory flows. By attributing the current situation to inadequate regulatory frameworks in Spain, the Portuguese leadership has signaled a divergence in approach to managing migration challenges within the Iberian Peninsula.

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