EU backs Spain after emergency Ceuta talks as ministers agree tougher border measures @GBCNewsroom
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Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The European Union has backed Spain's handling of last week's migration crisis in Ceuta, while agreeing on the need to strengthen the bloc's external borders and tackle criminal trafficking networks.

Meanwhile, Spain’s Interior Minister stressed the Schengen zone had not been put at risk, and called for greater efforts to tackle misinformation.
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EU backs Spain after emergency Ceuta talks as ministers agree tougher border measures

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