Editorial: El Mundo

• The Ceuta crisis highlights how Pedro Sánchez subordinates diplomacy to his political needs.
• Spain needs Morocco's cooperation to protect its border, but Morocco manages this relationship according to its own interests.
• Sánchez's strategy has transformed foreign policy into an extension of his electoral approach.
• This strategy has compromised Spain's commercial and security interests and has led to a growing isolation of Sánchez in Europe.
• Sánchez has established an alliance with China outside of Brussels, prioritizing economic opportunity and ignoring strategic risks.

Conclusion: Using foreign policy to overcome domestic limitations has eroded Spain's influence and reduced the country to international irrelevance, with potentially tragic repercussions as seen in the case of Ceuta.

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