Feijóo and Vivas accuse Morocco of launching an attack on Ceuta to get “some kind of concession” from Spain
The president of Ceuta receives the PP's support for his refusal to relocate minors to the Peninsula.
The President of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, has warned that the city is "an pressure cooker that can explode at any moment" due to the situation following the massive arrival of around 70,000 immigrants a month ago. He was backed by the entire People's Party leadership, including Alberto Núñez Feijóo, who accused Morocco of attempting to invade Ceuta to extract concessions from Spain.
Feijóo claimed that the plan, allegedly partially consented to by Pedro Sánchez, was thwarted by Vivas and the people of Ceuta, as well as most Spaniards. Vivas and the PP oppose transferring immigrants, including minors, to the mainland to ease congestion in the city.
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