The president of Castilla-La Mancha, Emiliano García-Page, considered that the central Government must "wake up" in the face of the Ceuta crisis, warning that this situation could become "the second great lie of democracy," comparing it to what he considered happened in the March 11 attacks.
García-Page made these statements criticizing the management of the crisis by the Spanish executive, suggesting there is a lack of adequate response from the central Government regarding the situation in Ceuta.
The reference to the March 11 attacks refers to the terrorist attacks in Madrid in 2004, which the president of Castilla-La Mancha considers to have been the subject of alleged government information manipulation.
Ceuta is a Spanish city located in North Africa, and the crisis mentioned in the article is related to migratory pressure at the land border between this city and Moroccan territory.
