97% of Spaniards Consider that the Government’s Response to the Ceuta Crisis Was Insufficient
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The poll reveals that 92 per cent distrust the Executive's capacity in the face of another episode and 80 per cent claim to strengthen border surveillance
The government's response to the crisis that Ceuta has been experiencing since the end of July receives a negative assessment from the majority of the citizens, since 97% of the Spaniards consider that the executive's action was clearly insufficient for the magnitude of the situation, according to a survey carried out by the Spanish Consumer Association (AEC) to know the perception of the citizenry about the impact of what happened, the response…
The poll of the Spanish Consumer Association also reveals that 92% do not trust the Executive to properly manage a similar new crisis
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