The crisis in Ceuta is ceasing to be a humanitarian emergency and becoming a management and coexistence problem that the Government has yet to resolve. The creation of a single command under the direction of Ángel Víctor Torres, the reinforcement of police and military forces, and the acceleration of returns within legal limits are necessary measures, but almost a month after the mass arrival, thousands of people continue to be in the city without a clear horizon to resolve their situation. The Government acknowledges that normalization will take time and, meanwhile, the perception is growing that the State has not fully regained control.
PoliticsVila Real
Between uncertainty and outburst
El Periódico Mediterráneo - General29 August 2026 at 03:30
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