Protests have taken place in Spain over the national government’s handling of a migrant crisis involving Ceuta, intensifying political pressure on Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
Opposition parties have accused Mr Sánchez of abandoning residents of Ceuta, placing the city at the centre of a dispute over the government’s response.
The criticism is directed at how the Spanish government has managed the situation, with opponents arguing that people living in Ceuta have not received adequate support.
The available information does not identify which opposition parties made the accusations, nor does it provide details on the size or locations of the protests.
The latest known position is that demonstrations have been held and political criticism of Mr Sánchez’s handling of the Ceuta migrant crisis continues.
