The president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, asked this Tuesday for a forceful response from the European Union to Morocco for the episodes of migratory pressure recorded in late July. Vivas warned during a press conference at the European Parliament that the sociosanitary situation in the city is at the limit and unsustainable.
The leader underscored that cooperation with neighboring countries must be subordinated to respect for territorial limits and conditioned the maintenance of agreements between the EU and Rabat on compliance with these border containment requirements.
During his intervention, Vivas directly appealed to the European Commission and all Union bodies to actively intervene in the return to Morocco of people who accessed the city irregularly.
The head of the Ceuta Executive also insisted that the only possible way for the territory to recover institutional normalcy is through an energetic response from European institutions regarding the situation created.
