Ceuta seeks Madrid emergency declaration
The authorities of occupied Ceuta submitted a request to the Spanish government today, Thursday, to declare a state of national emergency following a large influx of migrants into the city. Hundreds of people crossed the sea or maritime barriers, including families of women and children. The head of the local government, Juan Jesús Vivas, confirmed that migrant reception centers have exceeded their capacity, and many individuals have been forced to sleep in the streets, prompting urgent security and military reinforcements to confront this significant security challenge. This comes amidst ongoing attempts at irregular migration into Ceuta, exerting great pressure on Spanish authorities to strengthen security measures and respond to the emergency situation.
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