00:01The massive arrival of migrants from Morocco to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on Friday caused a stir.
00:06A crisis in the European Union. Several countries reacted firmly to this migration crisis.
00:12Starting with Italy, which announced the temporary suspension of the Free Movement Agreement
00:16or the Schengen Agreement with Spain, backed by Finland and Denmark. There remains
00:21The scope of the suspension is clear. Legal experts consulted by AFP assured that it is not
00:26It is possible to apply it within the current legal framework. Pedro Sánchez, President of the Spanish Government,
00:32He pointed out in X that it is not a time to divide, it is a time to continue building a strong European Union and
00:36united. Furthermore, he described the incident as an attack on territorial integrity and accused the mafias of
00:41traffickers are responsible. According to the Spanish government, late Friday,
00:47The vast majority of migrants who had arrived in Ceuta, some 48,000, had already returned to Morocco.
00:52But in the attempt to reach the enclave, at least 34 people died.
01:14French President Emmanuel Macron expressed his solidarity with Spain, while the government
01:19The French government announced it will increase the number of police officers at the border fivefold. From Washington,
01:24US President Donald Trump described the images as terrible.
01:33Yesterday I saw Spain and I saw the catastrophe that took place. It looks like the invasion of a country by hundreds.
01:38of thousands of people. And the same thing will happen to us if the Republicans aren't elected.
01:43Only worse, much bigger, much easier to get into.
01:49At the beginning of the week, hundreds of people began arriving in Ceuta, swimming and jumping over the fences.
01:55border crossings. Starting in the early hours of Thursday, the human tide reached 60,000 people.
02:00It is one of the worst migration crises in recent years in the autonomous city of 84,000.
02:05Residents. Hundreds of people who live there demonstrated in front of the town hall to protest.
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