Spanish public criticizes government response to Ceuta crisis

A GAD3 poll for ABC reveals significant public dissatisfaction with the Spanish government's handling of the recent mass migration crisis in Ceuta. According to the survey, 80% of respondents believe the mass influx into the autonomous city was encouraged by Morocco.

Furthermore, 72% of those surveyed believe the government failed to react with the necessary speed or resources. The data indicates a growing institutional tension, with 73% of Spaniards supporting a visit to Ceuta by King Felipe VI, a move that the central government had initially resisted.

Public sentiment regarding the administration of Pedro Sánchez is largely negative, with 59% of respondents rating the government's actions unfavorably. Additionally, 70% of participants feel that Ceuta has suffered from government abandonment during this period of heightened tension.