Pedro Sánchez calls Ceuta migrant surge an attack on Spain’s territorial integrity
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez condemned the recent mass migrant arrivals in Ceuta, describing the situation as “an attack on Spain’s territorial integrity” and vowing a strong government response.
In a statement posted on social media, Sánchez said the events deserve Spain’s “strongest and most forceful condemnation” and expressed solidarity with the residents of the autonomous city.
The prime minister thanked Ceuta’s local government for its cooperation and pledged to use “all the resources of the state” to guarantee security and public order.
Sánchez also reaffirmed his government’s commitment to the future of Ceuta as authorities continue to respond to the migration crisis.
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