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Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez: We Will Mobilise 300 Million for Ceuta, We Will Overcome This Crisis

Summary by Il Tempo
(Agenzia Vista) Madrid, Spain, September 02, 2026 "Our priority is to get people out of the streets as soon as possible, to ensure worthy attention to those who have arrived and to restore the tranquillity they deserve. And we will not stop here: we will mobilise, as we did yesterday in the Council of Ministers, 300 million euros to support the enterprises and shops of Ceuta, strengthen the public services and help the city recover from these di…

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(Agenzia Vista) Madrid, Spain, September 02, 2026 "Our priority is to get people out of the streets as soon as possible, to ensure worthy attention to those who have arrived and to restore the tranquillity they deserve. And we will not stop here: we will mobilise, as we did yesterday in the Council of Ministers, 300 million euros to support the enterprises and shops of Ceuta, strengthen the public services and help the city recover from these di…

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In the face of a situation that remains explosive in the Spanish enclave, the executive is multiplying the announcements: economic aid, emergency accommodation, visit of King Felipe VI... But the head of government is unable to extinguish a protest that wins to his own camp.

·Paris, France
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The Prime Minister of Spain goes to parliament on Thursday to explain the situation in Ceuta, due to the migration and political crisis that dominates the Spanish 'entry' to months of elections.

·Portugal
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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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