Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez spoke in Parliament about the mass entry of migrants into Ceuta, declaring that allowing these people in was "the right thing to do". This position comes in response to the criticism received by the Government during the migration crisis.
Sánchez stressed that the Executive did not receive warnings about the scale the crisis would reach. This statement suggests that the Government was not prepared for the magnitude of the situation when it occurred.
During his speech, the head of the Executive promised to reinforce Frontex at the border. This European border guard organization is responsible for operational cooperation in managing the external borders of the European Union.
Sánchez's declaration in Parliament emerges as a defense of his Government's actions during the migration crisis in Ceuta, attempting to clarify the decisions made during that period.
