The unprecedented migration crisis in Spain, with thousands of Moroccans entering the North African enclave of Ceuta by land and swimming, has triggered a diplomatic case between Madrid and Palazzo Chigi. A clash that the Democratic Party tries to use for electoral purposes, showing that it has not fully understood what the real stakes are.
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“The images coming from Ceuta are impressive and demonstrate, once again, that illegal immigration out of control represents a concrete threat to the security of European borders,” were the very harsh words used on social media by the Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. “I have consulted with the Minister of the Interior Matteo Piantedosi. Italy will not stand by. We are convening the relevant bodies, and following these meetings we are ready to intervene even with extraordinary measures to defend the borders and the safety of citizens, such as the suspension of the Schengen area with Spain.” “We will not back down one millimeter on illegal immigration – Meloni concluded -: defending the borders, stopping human traffickers, and ensuring effective repatriations will continue to be the line of this Government.”
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Also agreeing with the hypothesis of “suspending Schengen” was the Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani as “irregular and uncontrolled immigration represents a danger to national security.” “The images coming from Ceuta show how the Madrid Government’s choice to grant Spanish citizenship, therefore European, to over 500,000 irregular immigrants is profoundly wrong and encourages human trafficking.” These statements sparked the anger of the Sanchez government. “This message from the Foreign Minister of a friendly and partner country from which we expect European solidarity and not partisan demagogy is unworthy,” wrote the Spanish Foreign Minister, José Manuel Albares, on X.
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Joining the socialist allies is Peppe Provenzano, Foreign Affairs head of the national secretariat of the Democratic Party: “A Prime Minister who opens a diplomatic crisis with Spain for the mad chase after Vannacci. A Foreign Minister who evidently ignores that Ceuta is an enclave in Africa and calls for the closure of the Schengen area with Spain. It is a government of irresponsible deceivers, which for four years has not solved a single problem and every day resorts to the most miserable propaganda. Meanwhile, the reality is that Spain grows at 2.7% and Italy remains stagnant and the citizens pay the price, with ever lower wages and the cost of living increasingly unbearable.”
