The National Security Council will meet on Tuesday to analyse the situation in Ceuta
During the month of August, the President of the Government has held two video conference meetings to coordinate the situation in Ceuta, in which several ministers from his cabinet have taken part.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called a National Security Council meeting to analyze the situation in Ceuta following a massive influx of migrants on July 30. This is not the first time Sánchez has addressed the issue, as he held two video conferences with ministers in August to coordinate the response. The opposition party PP has criticized Sánchez for not taking a more active role in addressing the crisis, accusing him of using his ministers as a "human shield" while he was on vacation in Lanzarote.
The Ministry of Health will send 25,000 vaccine doses to Ceuta to immunize the local population and migrants, aiming to prevent the spread of diseases.
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