Ceuta, Madrid attacks Italy: 'Government not up to migrants'
Responding to Rome's criticism of the management of the migration crisis in Ceuta, Albares stressed that Italy at other times was "absolutely
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Responding to Rome's criticism of the management of the migration crisis in Ceuta, Albares stressed that Italy at other times was "absolutely flooded with irregular immigrants", with the "repeat crises" on the island of Lampedusa that "is not able to solve". While Spain "was always solidarity, politically and with the facts," he argued. "We demand this from European partners," he added.
Furthermore, "There have been governments that have not been up to date," he said, adding that even "some politicians and parties in Spain" have assumed positions that he called "irresponsible". Interviewed by the Spanish public broadcaster Tve, Albares argued that some European governments "have not been at the height" of the situation, criticizing the lack of support demonstrated against Spain. Albares appealed to "maintain open diplomatic channels" with the magrebino country.
In addition, According to Albares, the crisis was nourished mainly by the circulation of false online news, which led thousands of young people to pour into Ceuta.
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Responding to Rome's criticism of the management of the migration crisis in Ceuta, Albares stressed that Italy at other times was "absolutely flooded with irregular immigrants", with the "repeat crises" on the island of Lampedusa that "is not able to solve".
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesWhile Spain "was always solidarity, politically and with the facts," he argued.
reliability moderate2/2 sources"We demand this from European partners," he added.
reliability moderate2/2 sources"There have been governments that have not been up to date," he said, adding that even "some politicians and parties in Spain" have assumed positions that he called "irresponsible".
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Interviewed by the Spanish public broadcaster Tve, Albares argued that some European governments "have not been at the height" of the situation, criticizing the lack of support demonstrated against Spain.
according to Il Mattino - HomeAlbares appealed to "maintain open diplomatic channels" with the magrebino country.
according to ANSA - MondoAccording to Albares, the crisis was nourished mainly by the circulation of false online news, which led thousands of young people to pour into Ceuta.
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