Spain's PM Sánchez denies prior knowledge of Ceuta migration crisis

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez addressed parliament to defend his government's handling of the Ceuta border crisis. He firmly rejected claims that authorities had advance warning of the situation but chose not to act, calling such suggestions absurd. His remarks came amid growing public discontent, with thousands of people taking to the streets in protests across major Spanish cities. The crisis has put significant political pressure on Sánchez and his administration to explain its response.

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