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Ceuta government condemns strikes and resists Moroccan takeover
The article addressed the escalation by Tétouan Governor, Juan Jesús Vivas, against the Spanish government, threatening "consecutive strikes" on the city of Ceuta until its ultimate fall, amid the central government's failure to handle the migration crisis the city experienced at the end of July. Vivas expressed doubt about the competence or responsibility of the Spanish government, suggesting that it is avoiding taking harsher measures to maintain its relations with Morocco. He also indicated the possibility of a policy aimed at weakening Spanish control over Ceuta and threatened to turn to the courts and European institutions to support the city if the situation remains unchanged. This escalation comes amid disagreements within Spanish institutions regarding crisis management, with Madrid reaffirming its control over the borders and stating there is no evidence of hostile actions by Morocco, while the government continues to provide shelters for migrants and achieve a degree of stability.
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