Última hora de la entrada de inmigrantes a Ceuta, en directo | Vivas insiste en que Marruecos está detrás de la crisis y denuncia que Ceuta “no tiene margen temporal para seguir aguantando”
Feijóo denuncia el “abandono” de la ciudad autónoma por parte del Gobierno central y alaba el “liderazgo político y moral” del presidente ceutí
The president of the People's Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, and 12 regional leaders from the party met with Ceuta's mayor, Juan Jesús Vivas, at a breakfast briefing in Madrid on Monday, a day before the Ceutian travels to Brussels to discuss the city's situation with European institutions. Feijóo accused the central government of "abandoning" the autonomous city in the crisis and praised Vivas' "political and moral leadership."
The mayor of Ceuta also insisted that Morocco was behind the crisis that erupted at the end of July and denounced that the enclave "no longer has temporary margin to continue enduring." Meanwhile, residents of Ceuta's outskirts have convened a demonstration demanding "security, dignity, and the right to regain normalcy," particularly in educational centers, which start a new school year on Monday.
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