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Sanchez commits to swift action after Ceuta migration wave
The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, confirmed that Spain has taken urgent measures to address the large wave of migration to the occupied city of Ceuta, following the arrival of a significant number of migrants from Morocco in recent hours. He explained that Madrid is coordinating efforts with Moroccan authorities and international partners to contain the crisis, with a focus on mobilizing resources to restore calm amid widespread attempts by young people, minors, and families to cross the border. He also emphasized that the local authorities in Ceuta have reached their maximum capacity and that the central government may consider declaring a state of emergency and boosting security measures. A scheduled visit by the Interior Minister is expected to follow up on the developments and implement appropriate actions.
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