El PP sitúa a Ceuta en el centro de su estrategia contra Pedro Sánchez

Spain's opposition People's Party (PP) is preparing to use Ceuta's month-long crisis as its main weapon against Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez in Congress. Party leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo plans to confront Sánchez directly over the autonomous city's troubles, according to El Periódico de Aragón.
The North African enclave of Ceuta has become the focus of Spain's fiercest political battle. After weeks of escalating problems, the PP sees the city's crisis as its strongest tool to attack Sánchez's government. La Opinión de Córdoba reports that Feijóo plans to use Congressional debates to hold the Prime Minister accountable for the city's struggles.
Feijóo has scheduled a direct confrontation with Sánchez in the Congress chamber. The PP leader intends to present evidence of government failures in managing Ceuta's affairs. LNE indicates this will be one of the most significant political clashes in months, with both leaders taking opposing positions on the city's future direction.
A month of crisis in Ceuta has given the PP substantial ammunition for parliamentary debate. Schools, hospitals, and city services have faced severe disruptions. Levante-EMV notes that the PP plans to use concrete examples of these failures to demonstrate the government's inability to manage Spanish territory effectively.
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