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The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, arrived in the city of Ceuta today by helicopter, where he was met with protests by more than 40 people, including traders from the "Ceuta Fair" who were affected by the cancellation of the event, which harmed the tourism sector and left the borders unprotected, amid offensive slogans. Sánchez considered that what happened does not threaten Spain's territorial unity, affirming his commitment to protecting his country, while opposition parties sharply criticized him, particularly regarding the issue of mass migration from Ceuta. He commented that Morocco justified what occurred by citing the ruling of the Supreme Court and the role of the mafia. He also pointed out that there were approximately 40,000 entry movements into Ceuta within 24 hours, amid rising political and social tensions over the issue.
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