Crisis en Ceuta y actualidad política, en directo | Puente, tras el freno judicial al campamento en el puerto de Ceuta: “Se iba a trasladar a 1.800 migrantes hoy”
El ministro insiste en que el uso del puerto fue acordado con el Gobierno ceutí | Feijóo pide a Europa “reconocer el fracaso del Gobierno de España” en la ciudad autónoma “y ejercer la presión adecuada para que la crisis no se enquiste”
Transport Minister Óscar Puente confirmed on Thursday that Ceuta's migrant camps, halted by the National Court, are already "finished" and that "around 1,800 migrants were to be relocated today." Puente stressed that the use of Ceuta's port had been agreed upon with the city's Executive. He made these remarks following the government's "perplexity" on Wednesday over the temporary suspension of the installation.
The judicial decision came after the Unified Police Syndicate (SUP) filed a request in court seeking an immediate suspension of the operational solution "until port compatibility, protection, emergency and workplace risk prevention conditions are proven." Meanwhile, People's Party leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo called on Europe to "recognize the failure of the Spanish Government in Ceuta and apply the appropriate pressure to prevent this crisis from escalating, spreading, and recurring" in an article published in Político.
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