Sánchez agrees almost a month later to create a single command for the Ceuta crisis led by Ángel Víctor Torres
Cuerpo pacta con Vivas una nueva gestión de la crisis y prepara una lluvia de millones para intentar aplacar las críticas
The Spanish Government has changed its strategy in managing the crisis at Ceuta's border, nearly a month after a significant surge in crossings. It has agreed to establish a unified command centre, a measure previously requested but initially deemed unnecessary. The National Security Council will declare a situation of interest for national security in Ceuta. This marks a significant political shift, with practical effects yet to be determined.
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