European Parliament Identifies Sánchez as Responsible for Ceuta's "Invasion" and Proposes Sanctions Against Morocco
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On Thursday, the European Parliament called on Brussels to coordinate mechanisms to allow the EU to suspend disbursements to a partner country and to recover funds already paid if the latter does not cooperate or put at risk the interests of a Member State, as Morocco is doing by not readmitting the invaders of Ceuta.This way ... Continue reading "Morocco faces losing EU development funds if it does not readmit the invaders of Ceuta"
The European Parliament's condemnation of Morocco is no less valid because only part of the political arc supported it.
The European Parliament condemns the 'invasion' in Ceuta despite the boycott of the PSOE, which tried to save Rabat
The resolution in support of the autonomous city criticizes the "large-scale regulation applied by the Spanish government", "which generates a so-called effect and transmits the wrong message" Read
In 30 seconds, what happened? The European Parliament adopted with 339 votes in favour and 225 against an PPE resolution that calls the crisis in Ceuta ‘invasion’ and opens the door to controlling European funds for Rabat. Who is behind it? The European People’s Party pulls it out with conservatives and ultra-rights, plus a part of Renew. S&D — with the PSOE in it — votes against, the Left, the bulk of the Greens and another part of the Liberals…
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