Cayetano Martínez de Irujo appeared on the 'Todo es mentira' program where he publicly offered to help the Government resolve the situation in Ceuta. The Spanish nobleman, son of the Duchess of Alba, asked to personally present his proposals to the Executive.
During his intervention, Martínez de Irujo revealed that he had already had access to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's phone number. However, he stated that he lost this contact after the Pegasus case, a scandal related to surveillance software.
The nobleman's offer to intervene in the Ceuta crisis was interpreted as a kind of declaration of war, according to the article's own headline. Ceuta is a Spanish city in North Africa that has been a focus of migration tensions.
The 'Todo es mentira' program thus served as a platform for this unexpected proposal from Cayetano Martínez de Irujo, who sought to position himself as a mediator in resolving the crisis, offering his services to the Spanish government.