EU urged to act decisively on Morocco's incursion into Ceuta despite Spanish government stance

According to the commentary, the Spanish government's acquiescence to Morocco after the incursion in Ceuta represents a disgraceful capitulation that should be investigated in Parliament and is already the subject of a case before the Audiencia Nacional. The author insists that Europe must issue an unambiguous condemnation of Rabat, regardless of the PSOE’s attempts to minimise the incident and postpone remedial steps.

He claims the Spanish prime minister has effectively excused the aggressor, stoked expectations, and dismissed the victims, demanding accountability either politically or judicially. While maintaining strategic ties with Morocco, the EU should not pay a prohibitive price for cooperation and must retain pressure and sanctions. The article notes that the European Parliament will vote Thursday in support of Spain, mirroring the United States position, even as Sánchez’s rhetoric has falsely blamed Washington and hinted at China. Ultimately, rhetorical condemnations will be insufficient without concrete coercive actions to restore Ceuta’s status and prevent further hybrid warfare.