Robles defends that the Government works united and the Ceuta scenario was "unpredictable"
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Robles defends that the Government works united and the Ceuta scenario was "unpredictable"

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General10 September 2026 at 11:55

The Spanish Minister of Defense, Margarita Robles, came out in defense of the Government's unity regarding the migratory crisis in Ceuta. During her statements, Robles stated that the executive works in a united manner and asked not to look for discrepancies where none exist.

The statements arise in the context of the CNI (National Intelligence Center) documents about the massive entry of migrants in the Spanish city of Ceuta, a Spanish territory in northern Africa.

The minister highlighted that there are scenarios whose magnitude is "unpredictable," thus acknowledging the difficulties in anticipating high-impact situations like the one that occurred in Ceuta.

The Spanish executive has sought to convey an image of internal cohesion in the face of this migratory crisis that involved thousands of people crossing the border irregularly.

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