The Spanish government approved a response plan to the humanitarian crisis in Ceuta worth 309 million euros. This extraordinary funding aims not only to address the humanitarian situation in the Spanish enclave in northern Africa, but also to revive the local economy.
The 309 million euro plan comes as a response to the August migration incident, which caused a significant humanitarian crisis in the city of Ceuta. Pedro Sánchez's government thus decided to invest in the stability and economic recovery of this Spanish territory located in northern Africa.
The Spanish executive also reiterated the accusation that there was disinformation dissemination by Russia and Israel regarding the August migration incident. This accusation is part of a broader context of geopolitical tensions associated with the crisis.
