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Chronology of the Cession of the Port of Ceuta to Manage the Migratory Crisis: From Approval to “Serious Error”

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From initial approval to “serious error”: the position of the Government of Ceuta on the cession of the port to manage the migratory crisis

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The minister of transport has accused the president of the autonomous city of changing his mind about the installation of the tents

·Madrid, Spain
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Minister Puente defends himself against harsh criticism by accusing Ceuta's president, Juan Jesús Vivas, of "permanent disloyalty," while government sources denounce that the PP is only thinking about "pulling out the situation as long as possible, even if it hurts Ceuta." Marlaska promises to accelerate the migrant census in the coming days and puts the number of registered adults at 1,100. The Senate hosted its first question time session with…

·Madrid, Spain
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From initial approval to “serious error”: the position of the Government of Ceuta on the cession of the port to manage the migratory crisis

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"What they want is for this situation to continue because they know that Feijóo is not able to win elections in a normal situation," the minister says. The 'populars' baptize Pedro Sánchez as "the Nero of Tik-Tok" Read

·Madrid, Spain
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Ceuta’s president voted with all ministers “unanimously” to use the facilities he now rejects

·Madrid, Spain
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The minister of Transport, Oscar Puente, has accused the president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, on Tuesday of changing his mind in four days on the installation of tents in the port of the city to receive migrants and has blamed him on his "permanent disloyalty".

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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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