Vivas calls for “returning to normality” in Ceuta: “Every day that passes we are worse off”
El presidente de la ciudad autónoma exige “un plan para la devolución” de los migrantes de manera inmediata
In his umpteenth appearance since the massive entry of 72,000 people into Ceuta, the president of the city, the popular Juan Jesús Vivas, has once again maintained his calm tone with the Government, but has called for “a return to normality” once and for all. “Every day that passes we are worse off,” the PP leader said in a press conference after his meeting with the Minister of Defense, Margarita Robles.
“Every day that passes and Ceuta does not return to normality. I am convinced that we will do it, but every day is a day we are losing, an opportunity to start the way back to normality,” Vivas added, surrounded by his team. And he demanded “a plan for the return” of migrants immediately, as the Foreign Minister, José Manuel Albares, had promised him the day before.
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