Spanish government denies responsibility for king’s Ceuta visit
The article discussed statements made by Spain's Minister of Inclusion, Social Security, and Migration, Elma Sais, who confirmed that the Spanish government bears no responsibility for the visit of King Felipe VI of Spain to the occupied city of Ceuta. She stated that the king's schedule is determined by the royal court, not the government. She also indicated that it is unknown whether the government had proposed to the king to visit Ceuta, and she is not aware of any request by a minister for mediation with King Mohammed VI regarding the crisis in the city. These remarks come in the context of potential tension between Spain and Morocco if the king were to visit Ceuta, which could further complicate relations between the two countries, especially given past visits that led to significant diplomatic crises.
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