NewzThe Spanish government has faced criticism regarding its response in Ceuta, highlighted by a period of four days without ministerial presence following an incident referred to as the 'Apagón de Moncloa'. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has subsequently convened ministers to address the situation one week later.
According to reports, the government's official presence in the autonomous city has been limited to Prime Minister Sánchez, Interior Minister Grande-Marlaska, and Inclusion and Social Security Minister Elma Saiz (referred to as Rego). Meanwhile, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has maintained a low profile in an apparent effort to avoid diplomatic friction with Rabat.
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