The death toll from the recent border crisis at Ceuta has risen to 67, as tens of thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave. In response, the Spanish government announced plans to construct a barrier to deter further crossings and criticized several EU nations for their reactions, which it deemed selfish and contrary to EU principles.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez emphasized the need for EU solidarity and called for an emergency meeting of interior ministers. The situation highlights ongoing challenges related to migration and border security in Europe.
The rising death toll underscores the urgency for EU nations to address migration collaboratively. Watch for Spain's proposed barrier and potential shifts in EU policy on border security. The situation may prompt further discussions on humanitarian aid and migrant rights.