00:00Todas las intervenciones de todos los Estados miembros, también de los Estados asociados a Schengen,
00:07así como de las agencias de la Unión Europea, ha sido en un tono absolutamente constructivo.
00:15En un tono donde se ha reconocido igualmente el trabajo extraordinario, la respuesta eficaz e inmediata
00:24de las autoridades españolas ante una crisis de tal entidad.
00:30Todos ellos lo han puesto en valor y han reconocido la misma.
00:35Mi homólogo, vuelvo a decir, ha manifestado el reconocimiento al trabajo, la solidaridad también nuestra
00:41cuando acontecieron temas como los de Lampedusa, entradas importantes, o como en Lesbos, lo ha reconocido.
00:49No me ha dicho que lo vaya a levantar, espero, eso sí que espero, que levante a la mayor brevedad
00:55esos controles.
00:59El ministro del Interior, Fernando Grande Marlaska, ha ofrecido este martes una rueda de prensa
01:05tras la reunión extraordinaria de ministros del Interior de la Unión Europea
01:09en respuesta a la crisis migratoria que se desató en Ceuta el pasado 30 de julio.
01:14Marlaska ha negado que los servicios secretos españoles avisaran de que pudiera pasar nada parecido
01:19a la entrada masiva de inmigrantes y ni siquiera similar a lo sucedido en la crisis migratoria
01:24que sufrió la ciudad autónoma en 2021.
01:27No hubo ningún informe, y tendréis que utilizar también la palabra, ni aviso, que nada parecido
01:36a lo que ha acontecido pudiera pasar, pero no nada parecido a lo que ha acontecido, nada
01:41parecido a lo que sucedió en 2021.
01:44Además, ha señalado que de haberse producido algún tipo de aviso, este habría llegado a
01:49las más altas instancias.
01:51Entenderéis que si hubiera habido alguna posibilidad de que algo así pudiera pasar, no digo lo que
01:59definitivamente pasó, sino algo parecido incluso al 2021, se hubiera o hubiera o constará ya
02:07un informe, un aviso, una comunicación a las más altas instancias y al conjunto.
02:13Por otro lado, el ministro del Interior también ha aprovechado esta atención a los medios para
02:18remarcar su total confianza y reconocimiento al Centro Nacional de Inteligencia y a todos
02:23los servicios de información españoles.
02:25Respecto a la reunión extraordinaria con el resto de ministros de la Unión Europea,
02:30Marlaska asegura haber recibido felicitaciones por el buen hacer del gobierno español durante
02:35la crisis y ha demandado a Italia la reapertura del espacio Schengen.
02:39Se ha reconocido igualmente el trabajo extraordinario, la respuesta eficaz e inmediata de las autoridades
02:49españolas ante una crisis de tal entidad. Todos ellos lo han puesto en valor y han reconocido
02:57la misma.
02:58Del lado de la oposición, continúan las críticas al gobierno por la gestión de la crisis migratoria
03:04de Feuta. En esta ocasión, el secretario general del PP, Miguel Tellado, ha ido un
03:09paso más allá al pedir las dimisiones de Marlaska y de la ministra de Defensa, Margarita
03:14Robles.
03:15Un presidente del gobierno digno de tal nombre debiera haber cesado al ministro Marlaska
03:20y a la señora Margarita Robles, porque ninguno de los dos ha estado a la altura de las circunstancias.
03:26De este modo, siguen los reproches entre el gobierno y la oposición del Partido Popular
03:31casi una semana después del inicio de la crisis migratoria de Feuta.
03:37We have just concluded our informal meeting of the ministers of interior on last week's
03:45events in Ceuta. And there was, of course, full solidarity with Spain around the table.
03:53The meeting was, I think, also a very useful opportunity to clarify the facts on the ground.
04:02Minister Grande Malaska confirmed that the situation is under control, that no one has actually
04:10moved to the mainland of Spain, and that the Schengen area has not been affected.
04:17For the time being, Europe, I think, has definitely passed this test. People did not manage to
04:25enter the Schengen area and security at the border was resolved quickly. The key now is for the European Union
04:35to act, I would say, in a united manner and also draw the right conclusions from these events.
04:43This is also what we discussed today, of course. On the regularization part, there was no real criticism because there
04:55we can't see a direct link at the moment between the regularization and the incidents in Ceuta.
05:06But I always say to this regularization discussion, it's not a good signal. Definitely not. It's not a good signal
05:13for the rest of Europe.
05:14I do understand, and it's a member state's competence, and I do understand that Spain did it because it's mainly
05:20about Latin Americans speaking the same language, having the same culture.
05:25But the signal for the rest of Europe is not a good one. Definitely not. So that's it, but it
05:33wasn't discussed this morning.
05:35Okay, and we have time for one last question. I go back online to Sam to see whether this works.
05:48I don't see a difference, actually. We reacted very quickly, very firmly also, and we have better rules in place
06:00and a better system.
06:01Now we have a system which we didn't have some years ago.
06:05This is a completely different situation now because, as I said before, Morocco is a safe country of origin, and
06:16that completely makes the difference also for returns then, for being able to return people.
06:23So the situation is different, but our reaction was very clear and very swift also.
06:29We had, from the very beginning, very good contacts with the Spanish authorities, with, in my case, with Minister Grande
06:38Malasca, and the President, of course, also with Prime Minister Sanchez right away.
06:44And also on a technical level, our Director General, with the authorities in Spain, with our agencies also there, so
06:55there was a, yeah, a swift response there as well.
06:59But the situation is different because now we have the rules. This is, this makes a big difference.
07:05Okay. We'll try with Sam last time and then we'll conclude.
07:11Can you hear me?
07:13Yeah.
07:14Great. Thanks for the patience, everybody, and the opportunity to ask a question.
07:19During the extraordinary meeting of ministers, it came to light that the EU has recorded more than 2,000 fake
07:27articles and over 6,000 fake social media posts from Russian actors concerning the situation in Ceuta.
07:35And I'd like to follow up on that.
07:37You've mentioned disinformation quite a few times without getting into any specifics.
07:41The EAS has a disinfo unit as well as the commission.
07:45What kind of articles and on which platforms was this posted and detected?
07:49And how is it possible to identify them as linked to Russia?
07:59Well, I think, as you said, it's a bit, I think, too early because there was instrumentalization.
08:04I mentioned the, I mentioned the smugglers and the human traffickers, and now, of course, it's also up to the
08:12EAS, as you said, to look, and Europol also, to look into these details who the intruders were.
08:21Was it Russia, as you mentioned, or was it human traffickers and smugglers?
08:28We know it from the human traffickers and smugglers already, but the rest, please, please wait for a real assessment
08:35there.
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