El Gobierno acelera las soluciones para Ceuta entre presiones del PP, la justicia, la UE y hasta la policía

The Spanish government is accelerating solutions for Ceuta amid pressure from the People's Party (PP), the judiciary, the European Union, and even local police. They are being asked for more resources by various groups, including police unions, the judiciary, the regional president Juan Jesús Vivas, who maintains that the central government "has abandoned Ceuta," despite the presence of Inclusion Minister Elma Saiz, with whom he signed a new facility for up to 1,500 immigrants on Monday.

The central government points out that all the reinforcements they request are already underway, and in the case of the judiciary, they offered two weeks ago without the Council of State formally requesting it yet. They are also eager to speed up the establishment of facilities to host thousands of people and prevent them from sleeping on beaches or wandering aimlessly through the city, as local residents grow increasingly anxious about the situation.