Madrid activates national security for first time
For the first time in its history, the Spanish government has activated the "Situational Importance for National Security" mechanism in response to the crisis caused by a wave of illegal migrant flows from Morocco to Ceuta. This came after significant pressure on security systems and services following the Moroccan authorities opening the borders. A unified leadership was established to coordinate crisis management, involving various ministries and intelligence agencies, with the aim of implementing focused and comprehensive measures. The measures were expanded to include security and the handling of hundreds of unaccompanied minors, whose number exceeded 2,900, along with the reinforcement of a social and economic development plan that previously included investments worth 180 million euros. Additionally, officials were tasked with interrogations regarding crisis management, amid calls from the Moroccan government for an investigation into the circumstances of the migrant flow.
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