Pedro Sánchez

So what?  A threat that fails to materialize is still being treated as a standing vulnerability rather than a false alarm, so Madrid is likely to keep the reinforced posture in place well past Morocco's election rather than stand it down. That keeps EU pressure on Rabat for firmer control commitments as the reference case for the next social-media-driven surge attempt.

So what?  The near-sevenfold gap between Spain's and Morocco's death tolls will complicate any coordinated EU response, since Brussels cannot credibly act on casualty figures the two frontline governments cannot agree on. With the suspension push still confined to four states rather than commanding EU consensus, Tuesday's meeting looks more likely to produce procedural or monitoring measures than an actual vote to suspend Spain from Schengen.