Los reyes felipe y Letizia visitan hoy Ceuta, primera visita real en casi 20 años
Los Reyes viajan hoy a Ceuta en su primera visita a esta ciudad autónoma desde la llegada al trono de Felipe VI para solidarizarse y dar respaldo a los ceutíes dos meses y medio después de la entrada masiva de más de 80.000 migrantes desde Marruecos. Leer
Reyes Felipe y Letizia visitan Ceuta en su primera visita real en casi 20 años, solidarizándose con los residentes de la ciudad autónoma dos meses después de la masiva entrada de migrantes desde Marruecos. Accompanied by Policy Territorial Minister Angel Victor Torres and Minister of Inclusion, Social Security, and Migration Elma Saiz, the royal couple's visit aims to show normalcy is opening in Ceuta, where over 10,000 migrants were present following events in late July.
This marks the first royal visit in almost 20 years since King Juan Carlos I and Queen Sofia in November 2007, and may result in more frequent royal visits to autonomous cities in the future. The royals will stay overnight in Ceuta after their official agenda, including a reception at the city hall and a visit to the Vicente Aleixandre College, concluding with a memorial at Sidi Embarek cemetery for the 140 people who died attempting to cross the sea from Morocco between July 30 and 31.
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