The president of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, guaranteed this Wednesday that the Executive "does not rule out any option" regarding the migratory situation in Ceuta, including the possibility of distributing migrants among the autonomous communities. Sánchez made these declarations during a response to the press about migratory pressure in the Spanish city.
The leader also defended the need to have reception facilities with greater capacity to respond to episodes of migratory pressure. This position arises in a context of significant increase in migratory flow at the southern Spanish border.
The distribution of migrants across different autonomous communities would be an extraordinary measure to manage the massive arrival of people to the autonomous city of Ceuta, which is under special pressure due to its geographical location in North Africa. The central Government states that it is evaluating all possibilities to deal with this situation.
