Spain Convenes Security Council Nearly a Month After Ceuta Border Crisis
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On August 1st, several ministers ended the crisis with the voluntary return of immigrants, but the reality of the crisis is ...
Alberto Núñez Feijóo's "about time" sums up much of Monday's political events. After weeks of crisis in Ceuta, the government has begun to pull some of its main levers: Pedro Sánchez has convened the National Security Council, and the Executive is preparing to declare a situation of national security interest. It has also confirmed the implementation of centralized command. The problem for Moncloa (the Prime Minister's office) is the timing. All…
Spain Convenes Security Council Nearly a Month After Ceuta Border Crisis
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has convened the country’s National Security Council for Tuesday to address the migration crisis in the occupied city of Ceuta, nearly a month after tens of thousands of people crossed the border on July 30 and 31.
On Tuesday, 25 August, a meeting of the National Security Council will be held in Spain regarding the migration crisis in Ceuta, the Spanish Exclave on the northern coast of Africa.
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