The Spanish prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, sent a message of support to the inhabitants of Ceuta, guaranteeing that the government is mobilizing all resources so that the population can recover tranquility. The message was released in video format.
The communication took place this Wednesday, coinciding with the official celebration day of the Spanish enclave in North Africa. Ceuta, a Spanish territory located on the north coast of the African continent, was thus celebrating its own day.
In the message, Sánchez demonstrated solidarity with the residents of Ceuta, reinforcing the Spanish executive's commitment to guaranteeing the safety and well-being of the local population. The prime minister sought to convey confidence at a time that seemed to be one of some instability in the city.
The support from the central government to the autonomous city comes in a context of celebration, but also of concern about the situation experienced by the inhabitants of Ceuta, who face specific challenges arising from their unique geographical location.
