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Meloni’s fool on Ceuta
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Meloni’s fool on CeutaMigrants crowd at the border between Ceuta and Morocco (photo LaPresse)The drama (85 deaths) that occurred in Ceuta in the last two days highlights the inability of many European leaders, and perhaps of the EU itself, to address the migratory crisis in its entirety by framing it in its broader geopolitical dimension.
The most obvious are from the Italian government, the Spanish government and the European Union.
Partly out of contempt for the socialist Sanchez, partly to show off one’s muscles, in reality we don’t know who against (Morocco?
The Ceuta crisis was, in fact, very predictable.
Well, one might say that the European Union is looking for a common position on a drama that concerns it in its entirety.