The PP uses Congress to demand the scheduled appearances of Sánchez and four ministers on Ceuta and other crises
The president is bringing forward to September 3 his explanations in a special plenary session which most groups believe is coming too late.
The Spanish Congress has confirmed that Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will appear on September 3 to discuss the crisis in Ceuta. The appearance is part of a special plenary session, despite the government's attempts to schedule it as a regular session a week later. The opposition parties PP and Vox, along with most government allies, have stated that Sánchez's appearance is late and that the government's management of the situation has been inadequate. The PP's requests for appearances by four ministers were rejected.
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