Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has expressed his concern to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen regarding critical reactions from certain EU partners, notably Italy’s Giorgia Meloni. Sánchez accused several nations of "attacking Spain," alleging these actions are driven by prejudice, false information, ignorance, or political motives. He specifically requested a meeting of EU interior ministers to address the situation and foster dialogue. The complaints stem from disagreements surrounding migration policies and concerns about Spain's handling of related issues. This dispute highlights growing tensions within the European Union regarding shared responsibility for managing migration flows. Sánchez’s appeal to von der Leyen underscores Spain’s desire for EU solidarity and a unified approach to these challenges. He seeks to counter what he perceives as unfair attacks against his country’s policies and reputation.