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Sebta Calls for Emergency Declaration Madrid Sends Interior Minister
The article focused on the emergency situation in the occupied city of Ceuta due to the unprecedented influx of migrants in recent days. The city received around 1,500 migrants in just one week, including 700 minors, which accounts for approximately 2% of the city’s population. As a result of this crisis, the city’s mayor, Juan Jesús Vivas, called on the Spanish government to declare a "national emergency" and to coordinate security and humanitarian efforts. However, the central government refused to activate this measure, as it is not classified as an emergency under the Civil Protection Law, which only covers natural disasters and similar events. Vivas also urged the deployment of more forces and the allocation of extraordinary resources to reception centers, as well as cooperation with Morocco to curb mass crossing attempts. The Spanish government affirmed that cooperation with Morocco is ongoing, and that Moroccan security forces prevented additional arrivals. They also warned that if the current rate of migration continues, a crisis similar to that of May 2021 could recur.
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