Breaking news on current politics, live | European PP reproaches Sánchez in Parliament for taking "weeks" to ask Brussels for help
El Rey reconoce el trabajo de los servidores públicos y voluntarios en la “situación de extraordinaria complejidad” que sufre Ceuta | El Gobierno calcula que entre 700 y 1.000 menores permanecen en las calles de Ceuta | Feijóo propone que se retire la nacionalidad a quienes cometan delitos graves
The European People's Party has criticized the Spanish government's delay in seeking help from the European Commission during the Ceuta crisis. Jeroen Lenaers, the party's Belgian vice-president, stated that Ceuta "is Europe" during his intervention in Parliament. Meanwhile, King of Spain has spoken out about the migration crisis, praising the efforts of civil protection personnel in Ceuta.
The People's Party is working on a bill to regulate nationality, proposing to withdraw it from individuals involved in crime or terrorism. According to Minister Ángel Víctor Torres, 700 to 1,000 unaccompanied minors remain in Ceuta.
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