Miguel Macías
speaker
119 appearances
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first heard Jul 2025
last heard 8 Aug
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Miguel Macias and Pierre News, Seville, Spain.
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The Spanish interior minister spoke today and said the army had been mobilized and things were under control in 24 hours, basically.
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The ministry also said it's begun installing a 500-meter-long floating barrier to stand the seawater that separates Ceuta and Morocco.
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Many of the migrants enter Thursday by swimming around the breakwater in the Mediterranean.
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And according to the government, most of the 50,000 to 60,000 people who enter the country have gone back to Morocco.
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The Spanish interior minister spoke today and said the army had been mobilized and things were under control in 24 hours, basically.
The ministry also said it's begun installing a 500-meter-long floating barrier to stand the seawater that separates Ceuta and Morocco.
Many of the migrants enter Thursday by swimming around the breakwater in the Mediterranean.
And according to the government, most of the 50,000 to 60,000 people who enter the country have gone back to Morocco.
The international reaction has been swift.
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The European Commission head Ursula von der Leyen warned that dangerous crossings must be stopped immediately.
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Italy announced that it would screen non-Europeans arriving from Spain, and the State Department has come out making a connection between this mass crossing and Sanchez's migration-friendly policies.
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To be clear, there's no evidence of a connection there, but for Sanchez the optics are just terrible.
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Today, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez had to fly to Ceuta, the Spanish territory near Morocco, where the migrants were entering to address this crisis that is turning into a PR nightmare for him.
His government has been welcoming of migrants.
Today, however, he called the incident a violation of Spain's territorial integrity.
What started as a moderate increase in crossings at one particular point of the border, where a breakwater separates Spain and Morocco, turned into a crisis on Thursday as thousands were seen crossing into Spanish territory.
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Migrants started swimming around the breakwater with no apparent border control enforcement on the Moroccan side.
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The Spanish government is deploying its military to the region to support local law enforcement.
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And both countries agreed to work together for the safe return of those who had crossed the border illegally.
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