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Spain convenes security council over Ceuta migration crisis FAST-MOVING

Spain's government is addressing a significant migration crisis in Ceuta, where approximately 70,000 migrants have arrived in recent weeks. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has convened an extraordinary meeting of the National Security Council to coordinate a response and discuss economic support plans for the autonomous city. Officials noted that the city remains far from normalcy, with thousands of migrants still in the streets and pressure mounting on health and judicial systems.

In related political developments, Transport Minister Óscar Puente has addressed several issues following the inauguration of new highway sections. Puente expressed his support for Pedro Sánchez's leadership, describing him as the ‘best possible leader’ for the PSOE, while also noting he would not rule out seeking the party's leadership in the future once Sánchez's tenure concludes.

Additionally, Puente commented on the Ceuta crisis, stating that the government determines the King's agenda on sensitive political matters and confirming that a royal visit to Ceuta will occur at the most appropriate time. He also defended the strategic relationship with Morocco, calling it a ‘loyal and necessary’ partner for managing migration.

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Ceuta · Felipe VI · Oscar Puente · PSOE · Pedro Sánchez · Spain

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