Spanish gov confirms King Felipe VI's visits to Ceuta and Melilla
The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, stated that his country has repatriated 3,658 undocumented migrants who entered Ceuta since last July, and transferred another 3,300 to other locations since August 10. He also noted that authorities have hosted 1,530 people through reception and deportation operations, and plan to accommodate an additional 1,500 in the next two weeks to ease pressure on the city. In a related context, Sánchez announced an upcoming visit by King Felipe VI to the cities of Ceuta and Melilla in the coming weeks to show support for these territories. However, this visit could lead to renewed tension with Morocco, especially given the Spanish government's increased stance on Morocco's claims of sovereignty over these cities, which may further strain the relations between the two countries.
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