The migratory crisis in Ceuta, the Spanish enclave in northern Africa, is being analysed by political scientist Diogo Noivo, who offers a perspective on the developments of the situation.
Noivo assesses the consequences of this crisis for the government of Pedro Sánchez, the Spanish prime minister, examining the internal political impact of the management of the situation.
The article's title suggests a criticism of the Spanish response, indicating that Sánchez's government reacted in a tardy and inadequate manner to the crisis.
The article appears as a political analysis of the situation, focusing on the ramifications for Sánchez's leadership in the Spanish executive power.
