Llamamiento a la calma
El ministro Marlaska pide calma en el Congreso tras la llegada de 5.000 migrantes a Ceuta
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Spain's Interior Minister Fernando Grande Marlaska told Parliament that about 5,000 migrants remain in the North African city of Ceuta after recent violent clashes. He called for calm, stating that Informacion "violence is in no way the path forward." The minister made the statement during a Congressional hearing focused on the migrant crisis and unrest in the Spanish enclave.
Ceuta Faces Ongoing Migrant Pressure
Ceuta, a Spanish territory surrounded by Morocco, has become a focal point for migration flows into Europe. The 5,000 migrants currently in the city create strain on local resources and have sparked tensions. El Periodico reported Marlaska discussed the scale of the challenge during his Congressional appearance.
Minister Calls for De-escalation After Violence
Marlaska opened his remarks by emphasizing that violence must stop. "Violence is in no way the path forward," he said, El Dia reported. The minister urged all parties to resolve tensions through peaceful means. His statement came after incidents that shook the city and drew national attention to conditions in Ceuta.
Spanish Government Addresses Border Management
The Interior Ministry is tackling migration management at Spain's borders. According to Diario de Cordoba, Marlaska outlined the government's approach during the session. Officials are working to process migrants and manage the flow into the enclave while maintaining security and order.
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