The latest 'rentrée' of Sánchez
A comienzos de curso de un año electoral, jamás ha estado el poder ejecutivo tan alejado de su zona de confort. Leer
The Spanish government is facing criticism over its handling of a recent migration crisis in Ceuta, a city in northern Africa. Morocco allowed thousands of migrants to cross into Ceuta, causing chaos and overwhelming the city's healthcare and security services. The government, led by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has denied that the situation was severe, but ministers will be questioned by parliament this week about their response to the crisis.
Defence Minister Margarita Robles and Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska will face questions about whether they were aware of the impending migration wave and how they responded to it. The government's handling of the crisis has raised concerns about its credibility and coordination.
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