Spanish PM Sanchez condemns ‘attack' on Spain’s 'territorial integrity’ in Ceuta
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez condemns what he calls a "violation and attack on the territorial integrity" of Spain after a mass crossing of migrants into the country via Ceuta, Spain's enclave in north Africa. Some 60,000 migrants have crossed into the territory from Morocco in recent days, according to local authorities. Many swam around a small border barrier that juts out into the Mediterranean Sea, with 34 people dying in the attempt.
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