The president of the Government of Spain, Pedro Sánchez, established as an executive priority "to understand what happened" in the Ceuta crisis and "ensure it does not happen again". The socialist leader avoided direct references to Rabat during his speech.
Sánchez spoke at the PSOE interparliamentary meeting that opened the political course, addressing deputies, senators and MEPs of the party. In his speech, he also reiterated the commitment to "restore normality as quickly as possible" in the autonomous city of Ceuta.
The crisis in Ceuta refers to the recent migratory tension at the Spanish border, which caused an emergency situation in the autonomous city. The Spanish government faces pressure to clarify the events and circumstances that led to the crisis.
