Rightwingers attack Spanish ministers for skipping EU meeting on Ceuta
- Right-wing political groups, including Patriots for Europe, have criticized Spanish ministers for skipping a European Union meeting regarding the migration crisis in Ceuta.
- Opponents argued that the absence sends a poor signal to Europe, despite the migrants being primarily Spanish-speaking individuals from Latin America.
- An ally of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez defended the move, asserting that Spanish government ministers are not accountable to the European Parliament.
- The tension follows failed attempts by three right-wing groups to secure an emergency plenary meeting this summer to address the ongoing crisis.
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