Uncertainty and insecurity have led to a fall in consumption, cancellation of tourist reserves and collapse of investment in the city.
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After 44 days of crisis in Ceuta, the economic consequences have become worse for the autonomous and the small local companies. In an interview with Antonio Herraiz in Midi COPE, the president of the Confederation of Entrepreneurs of Ceuta, Arantxa Campos, has described a scenario marked by lack of activity and the paralysis of consumption.The employer representative has warned that the general distrust keeps the shops of the autonomous city des…